Arran Sherry Cask - The Bodega

The percentage of alcohol present in an alcoholic beverage, expressed as a proportion of the total liquid volume. It indicates how strong the drink is and allows consumers to compare products or verify compliance with legal limits.

The company or entity that produced the bottle in which the product is packaged.

The type of cask or barrel used to age, finish, or store a product. Common examples include sherry casks, bourbon barrels, oak butts, and various specialty finishes such as PX or Madeira. This attribute helps consumers understand the flavor profile, maturation process, and provenance of the product.

The amount of space that a product occupies when filled with a liquid or gas, expressed in a standard volume unit such as milliliters (ml) or liters (l). It indicates how much content the container can hold and is commonly used for beverages, chemicals, and other fluid products.

The name of the distillery that produced the product. It identifies the brand or producer and is used to group products, filter searches, and provide context for consumers. The value is a free‑text string that may include the full brand name, location, or other identifying details.

A textual description of the characteristic taste, aroma or overall sensory impression of a product, such as whisky, wine or food. It conveys how the item is perceived by the palate and nose, ranging from mild and refined to heavily peated or full‑bodied and spicy.

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