Most drinkers can't tell the difference between Jack Daniels Tennessee Whiskey and a comparable bottle of bourbon. So is it ...

To put it simply, an allocated bourbon is essentially a bourbon whose stock is limited and whose distribution is allocated (hence the term) to certain retailers. This doesn't necessarily mean that ...

By U.S. law, bourbon must contain at least 51% corn in its grain recipe. Similarly, to be considered a rye, a whiskey must contain at least 51% rye. The remaining grains can be any combination of ...

Bourbon whiskey is a uniquely American product. “Bourbon must be made in the United States, while whiskey can be produced anywhere,” says Brendan Cook, master blender for Wyoming Whiskey.

Bourbon making in Kentucky has grown to a $9 billion industry.It generates more than 23,000 jobs in the Bluegrass state with ...

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Bourbon might be an American original, but it is slowly finding a fan base in India, too. From five-star bars to home bar ...

For a whiskey to be called a bourbon, by U.S. law, it first has to have a mash bill with at least 51 percent corn. What type of bourbon it is depends on how much of the remaining bill is wheat or rye.