Scottish Single Malt, Bourbon, Rye, Grain, Corn! These are all terms that describe types of whisky. The grain and the distillation process are the components that make up the type of Whisky. Distinctions are also made according to origin, for example, there is Scotch, Irish or American Whiskey.
Learn more about the differences between Scotch and Irish Whiskey, Bourbon Whiskey and Whisky from the rest of the world. There are also recommendations for all types of Whisky. You will find your favourite Whisky!
Whisky is produced in many countries around the world today. However, the origin lies in Scotland! Or is it in Ireland? The two countries argue about this.
Even today, Scots and Irish argue about who first produced the water of life (uisge beatha). But no matter who is right: Irish whiskey and Scotch whisky have common roots, but developed differently over time.
American whiskey inspires with variety: from bourbon to rye to Tennessee whiskey. Learn all about the production, the differences between the varieties and exciting traditions.
The first beginnings of whisky production date back to 1494, although the end product had little in common with our whisky today. To this day, the production process is almost unchanged, although the technology has evolved.
Blended Whisky enjoys great popularity worldwide. It combines the flavours of malt and grain Whisky into a harmonious whole.
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