Wine/Spirits • Food and Drinks Company - Chivas Regal

Chivas Regal 12-year-old, a flagship from the house of Chivas Regal and market leader in the 12-year and above segment for blended Scotch whisky in Asia-Pacific and Europe, is one of the most sought-after ultra-premium blended Scotch whiskies in the world. The price of the 750m ml variant of Chivas 12 is very affordable  for the value provided.

  Chivas Regal is a wonderfully delicate blend of the finest malts and rarest whiskies from Scotland. A cool, mellow whisky balanced with a smooth and flavorsome character. Chivas Imperial 18-Year-Old   This is an 18-year-old bottling of Chivas, which is part of the Chivas Brothers (formerly known as Chivas Regal). The blend has historically been similar to Chivas Regal, but with an older style. This 18-year-old blend offers a window into the style of blends that were produced in the 1990s. However, it is a discontinued whisky that can be only found in a limited manner. With an Abv strength of 43%, this whisky offers an ideal sipping strength.  Continue reading...

Aged whiskeys work really well with a lot of different kinds of foods. Appetisers are like the backbone of any party which has whiskeys. There are some foods that harmonize extremely well with this whiskey, and some foods do not. Here is a list of all the food pairing that work really well with Chivas Regal: For older whiskeys like Chivas Regal 18 year old and Chivas Regal 25 year old , you can combine these with cheese of various variants. The combination is absolutely fantastic if you opt for harder cheeses. However, if you’re looking out for pairing an evening meal with whiskey, then you should go for heavier dishes on the sides. Aged whiskeys work extremely well with full-bodies foods too. You can go for pork, an intense variety of cheeses and ham to pair these with. Older whiskeys work extremely well when they’re just sipped on, raw and organically.  For Chivas Regal 15 year old whiskeys , you can combine these with chocolate, nuts, chestnuts and walnuts. You can also opt for...