What does blended malt scotch consist of?

Blended malt scotch consists of a blend of two or more single malts from different distilleries. This category of whisky celebrates the unique characteristics and complexities that can arise when various malts are combined, allowing for a diverse array of flavors and aromas. Each distillery contributes its own distinct style and quality, creating a harmonious blend that can appeal to a wide range of palates.

This distinguishes blended malt scotch from other types, such as single malts, which are produced at one specific distillery using a singular recipe and production method, thus providing a more uniform flavor profile. Blended malt scotch stands out because it encompasses the artistry of blending, drawing on the strengths of various distilleries rather than being tied to one specific production style or ingredient, such as malted barley or corn.