Tennessee and Irish whiskey may look similar on the shelf, but there are several important differences that set them worlds apart for drinkers.

Whiskey is a term for a spirit distilled from fermented cereal grains, which can include barley, corn, rye, or wheat. Whiskey must be distilled at less than 190 proof, and aged in an oak container, ...

Whisky vs Whiskey: How should you spell it? (Jane Barlow/PA Wire URN:59277880 (Press Association via AP Images) If you’ve ever wondered whether it’s spelled whisky or whiskey, you’re not alone. Both ...

"Whisky" refers to whiskies from Scotland, Japan, and Canada. "Whiskey" refers to whiskeys made in the US and Ireland. Different regions have different standards and laws to regulate whiskey ...

Before the fanatics rise up against the statement, this article is not based on flavour or craft. The whiskey world is vast, with room for Scotch, bourbon, rye, world whisky, blends, single malts.

Whiskey is a broad category of spirits, with bourbon as a distinctly American type, defined by strict production guidelines like a 51% corn mash. Scotch and bourbon offer diverse flavors; Scotch tends ...

On the one hand, whiskey is quite simple. Just some water, a few choice grains, barrels, and a generous helping of patient waiting. On the other hand, though, the world of whiskey is about as ...