HOW TO PLAY · HOW TO READ
The games ask different questions about whisky. Choose Maker to design one bottle, World Cup to compare real candidates, or Taste Finder to translate familiar foods and aromas into a flavour profile. Results are educational prompts, not objective product ratings.
Single Malt Whisky Maker uses a limited budget for malt, cask, age, bottling strength, bottle and label. The result explains flavour, balance and a fictional market assessment. Expensive options are trade-offs rather than automatic upgrades.
Whisky World Cup presents two bottles at a time. Repeated choices can reveal interest in a distillery, region, cask style or price band. One champion is less useful than patterns across several tournaments and survival runs.
Taste Finder offers nine food, aroma and texture questions, plus a route for rating whiskies you remember. Several flavour axes are calculated together, so one answer never determines the entire recommendation.
Game scores, prices and reviews do not appraise a real bottle or replace current product information. Follow a result into the linked knowledge guides, compare it with your own tasting notes, and observe legal drinking age and responsible-use guidance.