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| How does Tennessee whiskey differ from bourbons? |
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Tennessee whiskey is mellowed through sugar-maple charcoal before it is aged. This sugar-maple charcoal gives Tennessee whiskey a different flavor from bourbons. |
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| George Dickel Tennessee Whiskey |
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A type of Tennessee whiskey; Old No. 8 Brand: 80 proof. Old No. 12 Superior Brand: 90 proof. Barrel Reserve: 10 years olf and 86 proof. |
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| Jack Daniel's Tennessee Sour Mash Whiskey |
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A type of Tennessee whiskey; Black Label: 86 proof. Green Label: 80 proof, available only in the U.S. Gentleman Jack: 80 proof. |
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| What is the limit for distilling rye whiskey? |
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The limit for distilling rye whiskey is 160 proof and no more than that. |
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| How much rye must rye whiskey contain during fermentation? |
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Rye whiskey must contain at least 51% rye during fermentation. |
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| What are the requirements for the maturation of rye whiskey? |
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Rye whiskey must be aged in new charred oak barrels for a minimum of 2 years. |
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| Describe the flavor of rye whiskey |
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Rye whiskey has a strong, distinct flavor. |
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A type of rye whiskey; 4 years old and 80 proof. |
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A type of rye whiskey; 80 proof. |
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A type of rye whiskey; 80 proof. |
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A type of rye whiskey; 80 and 100 proof. |
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| Describe what Canadian Whisky is. |
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Canadian whiskey is a blend of aged grain whiskey and heavier flavored blended whiskies that is aged in oak casks for a minimum of three years. |
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| Are there any limitations as to the grain, distilling proof, formula or type of barrels used to make Canadian whisky? |
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There are no limitations for any of these things when making Canadian whisky. |
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| What are the typical standards for Canadian whiskies that are sold to retailers and distributors in the U.S.? |
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Typical Canadian whiskies are bottled at a minimum of 80 proof and have aged for at least 3 years, if not then more. |
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| A type of Canadian whisky; 80 proof and 3 years old. |
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| A type of Canadian whisky; 80 proof and 6 years old. |
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| A type of Canadian whisky; 80 proof and 3 years old. |
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| Crown Royal, Crown Royal Special Reserve and Crown Royal XR |
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| All are types of Canadian whiskies; all are 80 proof. |
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| A type of Canadian whisky; 86 proof and aged 6 years (the V.O. stands for either "Very Own" or "Very Old") |
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A type of Canadian whisky; 100 percent rye whiskey aged for 10 years in oak barrels, blended with sherry and other natural flavors, and then recased before bottling. |
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Blended whiskey is a mixture of at least 20 percent bourbon, corn or rye whiskies with neutral spirits or grain whiskey. Sometimes additional coloring and enhancers are added. Blends are bottled at no less than 80 proof. |
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| How are blended whiskies labeled? |
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Blended whiskies have a label on their back that states the percentages of straight and neutral spirits they contain. |
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A type of blended whiskey; part of the famous drink, the "14", a seven and seven. |
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A type of blended whiskey |
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A type of blended whiskey |
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A type of blended whiskey |
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A type of blended whiskey |
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A type of blended whiskey |
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| What are the requirements for wheat whiskey? |
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Wheat whiskey must contain at least 51% of a single type of grain and must be aged a minimum of 2 years in a new charred white oak barrel. |
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| Bernheim Original Straight Wheat Whiskey |
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Definition
A type of wheat whiskey; 90 proof |
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| What are the regulations for corn whiskey? |
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Corn whiskey must be made from a mash of at least 81% corn. It's still known as moonshine or white lightning in the southern U.S. |
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A type of corn whiskey (aka moonshine) |
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A type of corn whiskey (aka moonshine) |
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A type of corn whiskey (aka moonshine) |
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A type of corn whiskey (aka moonshine) |
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| How can whiskies be served? |
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They can be served straight, on ice, with water or seltzer, or mixed as a cocktail. |
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| What are the storing operations and policies for whiskies? |
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A bottle of whiskey should be stored in a cool, dry place. After opening, a bottle of whiskey should have a shelf life of at least 2 years. |
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