Top ten foreign wines with good taste and low price.

Good but not expensive 10 big foreign wines: johnnie walker red whisky, black and white dog whisky, downwind whisky, Kimball bourbon whisky, British senior commander whisky, Imperial white whisky, Bacardi Bloom, Captain Morgan golden rum, dark blue vodka and witch whisky.

The first paragraph: johnnie walker red whisky.

For those unfamiliar with foreign wines, johnnie walker red whisky is a good choice. It's not expensive, and it tastes charming. It is a mixture of 40 different malt whiskies and grain whiskies and aged in oak barrels for many years before bottling. As the best-selling whisky in the world, it is known as the "king of rationing wine" and has become the first choice for many novices to get started with whisky.

The second paragraph: black and white dog whisky.

Known as the favorite of the British royal family. It is said that black and white dogs were the favorite of British nobles in the last century, and they were also the licensed wine suppliers of Queen Victoria. This wine can be said to be a civilian whisky, with refreshing and sweet taste, light body, elegant aroma and light taste, which is more suitable for girls and friends who taste whisky for the first time.

The third paragraph: downwind whisky.

It belongs to scotch whisky. Its fragrance is elegant, with apple, vanilla and pear flavors, and a hint of fruit acidity. At first, it was very mild, not as strong as traditional scotch whisky, and it didn't choke or rush. Very suitable for people who don't like to drink hard liquor.

The fourth paragraph: Kimball bourbon.

A cheap American whisky is also the most commonly used cocktail whisky by bartenders. The aging period is as long as four years, and the taste is smooth and mellow, and the taste is still soft in 40 degrees bourbon. The bottle is slightly light when opened, with strong fragrance, soft taste and lasting fragrance, which is somewhat similar to the taste of corn. Jack Danny, known as the little fresh version.

The fifth paragraph: the British supreme commander whisky.

This model is completely blind, belongs to a century-old Scottish brand, and will never let you down. British high commander whisky is pure wheat blended whisky, which can be called Millennium blended wine. The palate is mellow and smooth, rich in multi-layered wine aroma, including malt, floral, grass and fruit. It tastes good, but the aftertaste is a little astringent, similar to the bitter wort of the craft. It tastes better after being chilled.