Whiskey Day Poster
Whisky is made from barley grains and fermented in oak barrels for many years. It is made into 43 degrees of strong distilled spirits.
At present, the most popular whiskies are:
Scotch whisky
Bourbon Whisky.
The earliest whisky originated in Scotland, which is called "water of life" by the British. As the name suggests, Scotch whisky is produced in Scotland. Scotland is in the north of the three British Islands. Its geographical location enables the raw materials of scotch to grow in a superior climate and environment. These environments and local water resources make these raw materials most suitable for making whisky. Scotch whisky is brown yellow with red color, clear and translucent, with scorched smell.
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According to the rules of the Scotch Whisky Association, only Whisky Aged more than three years can be called Scotch whisky.