If you've ever stood in the liquor aisle, staring at a wall of bottles, you may have found yourself wondering how to tell good whiskey from bad whiskey, or what actually separates bourbon from other ...

Bourbon is a type of whiskey and, as with most spirits, there are rules to how it must be made. Bourbon must be produced in the U.S. and contain at least 51 percent corn in the mash bill (that’s ...

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, ...

Bourbon may be associated with Kentucky today, but before Prohibition, this other Southern state led in production of this distinctly American spirit.

You've probably heard the saying, "All bourbons are whiskey, but not all whiskeys are bourbon." For the non-bourbon aficionado, this categorization can get confusing. Bourbon is a type of whiskey, ...

Whiskey (or whisky) is a spirit produced only from grains. That’s in comparison to brandy (cognac, slivovice, schnapps, or otherwise) that’s produced from any fruit and, say, rum that’s solely ...

All bourbon is whiskey, but not all whiskey is bourbon — this is what sets it apart. The belief that bourbon and whiskey are two completely distinct things remains among the most common misconceptions ...

Do you swish, sip, and then let the whiskey smolder around your nostrils before indulging? You could do a bit of everything. Have you ever wondered about the rich world of whiskey? On July 6th, at the ...