That‘s because, for all tastings, the lineup changes according to the host’s choices and the bottles available onboard. They don’t change the description each time. If they do not have a good bottle of bourbon onboard, they substitute something else. They mention it in the description :
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Although Bourbon is one type of whiskey, there are others, including Scotch (usually spelled whisky, without the e) and Irish versions. The title promises a reserve Bourbon Whiskey tasting, while the detailed description says Bourbon and Whiskey. A sloppy title at a minimum, since the cruiser might well expect just reserve Bourbons rather than a combination of Bourbons and other high-end whiskeys. DCL also does a Bourbon tasting, but without the focus on the high-end reserved beverages and priced at just less than half the cost of the reserve whiskey tasting. I have that one booked for the Wish sailing next Friday. I’m not generally a fan of Scotch whiskey, usually finding them a little smokey with peat, so I prefer Bourbon and other North American (rye, Canadian) whiskeys. That said, I wouldn’t mind a taste of that Canadian-made Rare Perfection 15, bottled at barrel strength near 120 proof.
Only reason I commented is they do a Bourbon Tasting that is specific to American Bourbons and it is sold as such, where as the one you did was Whiskey which would include Scotch.
I appreciate it - just wanted to clarify since I saw three different replies lol!
