What is unblended scotch whiskey?

Unblended Scotch whisky, often referred to as single malt Scotch, is produced from malted barley at a single distillery and must be aged in oak barrels for a minimum of three years. Unlike blended Scotch, which combines different whiskies from various distilleries, unblended Scotch showcases the unique characteristics and flavors of its specific distillery. It is typically bottled at a higher alcohol content and is appreciated for its distinct taste profile, which can vary significantly depending on the region and production methods.