Westward Whiskey Flight

A westward whiskey flight is a curated selection of whiskeys from the western United States, typically served in a series of small glasses. The whiskeys are often arranged in order of increasing proof or age, allowing the drinker to experience a range of flavors and aromas.

Restaurants in the USA that Offer Westward Whiskey Flights

The Whiskey Room (San Francisco, CA)

The Bourbon Room (Los Angeles, CA)

The Whiskey Society (Portland, OR)

The Whiskey Bar (Seattle, WA)

The Whiskey Kitchen (Denver, CO)

The Whiskey Thief (Austin, TX)

The Whiskey Exchange (Chicago, IL)

The Whiskey House (New York, NY)

The Whiskey Shop (Washington, DC)

The Whiskey Bar (Boston, MA)

Common Sense Considerations

Westward whiskey flights are typically more expensive than ordering individual whiskeys.

The whiskeys in a flight are often served in small glasses, so it is important to pace yourself.

It is not necessary to finish all of the whiskeys in a flight.

If you are new to whiskey, it is a good idea to start with a flight that includes a variety of styles.

Westward whiskey flights can be a great way to explore the different flavors and aromas of American whiskey.

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