Malt Whisky Flavour Map

Legacy blog migration draft — refresh and editorial review required before publication.

Unpublished legacy migration draft. The source copy below is for editorial review only. It must not be published until the checklist is complete. Historic links and images have been removed.

Source: https://uisgebeatha.co.uk/whisky-flavour-map/ (retrieved 2026-10-23T14:11:13+00:00).

Refresh checklist

• Check every factual statement against a current primary or otherwise permitted source.
• Replace old bottle recommendations, retail prices and availability with the current catalogue where relevant.
• Add a current introduction, title, description and internal links for the intended blog audience.
• Review alcohol-marketing wording and disclose any commercial relationship before publication.
• Resolve overlap with Whiskipedia: retain an editorial angle or link there for the enduring explanation.

Legacy source copy

The Whisky flavour map originally put together by whisky expert David Broom, together with Diageo is a superb way of finding whiskies to suit your palette, from light smokier whiskies in the top left to richer more delicate malts in the lower right. Now it’s available as an SVG making it evebn easier to can buy your favourite whiskies straight from Master of Malt or the Whisky Exchange.