Whiskey (Whisky, Whiskey) is a kind of strong distilled liquor made from barley and other grains. After aging in oak barrels for many years, it is blended into a strong distilled liquor with about 43 degrees. The British call it "water of life". According to the place of origin, it can be divided into four categories: Scotch whiskey, Irish whiskey, American whiskey and Canadian whiskey.

The whiskey making process is divided into six steps: germination, saccharification, fermentation, distillation, aging, and blending.

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Whiskey The classification of whiskey is mainly based on raw materials, storage time, alcohol content, and country of origin.

According to different raw materials, whiskey can be divided into pure malt whiskey, grain whiskey and rye whiskey.

According to the storage time of whiskey in oak barrels, it can be divided into varieties with different ages, ranging from several years to decades. All Scotch whiskeys have a requirement, which is that they need to be aged in oak barrels for a long time. in 3 years.

According to the alcohol content, whiskey can be divided into whiskeys with different alcohol levels such as 40-60 degrees