J & B Urban Honey Scotch

Name: J & B Urban Honey Scotch
Brand: J & B Urban Honey Scotch
Rating: 4.25 (6 reviews)

(6)

"J&B Urban Honey, our spirit drink that infuses J&B Scotch Whisky with honey, is a unique mix of flavour and character. Using our expertise in blending, we’ve taken honey and combined it with our whisky to create a brilliantly balanced drink. With sweeter notes and the aroma of fresh honeycomb, J&B Urban Honey spirit drink has a smoother and lighter taste and is the drink of choice for those who are looking for something refreshingly different."

Source

29th December 2016

https://www.jbscotch.com/en/products/jb-honey/

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