Thank you for sharing Sir! Subscribed! I’ve visited the DR mostly in spring/summer months. How it during Hurricane Season down there? I’m considering an extended stay in Santo Domingo during the winter months in the Midwest.
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@@samuelb2375 actually, you are wrong! Whisky comes from the SCOTTISH pronunciation of the Gaelic word Wish-ca-bah The Irish pronunciation is Oosh-ca-bah The Scottish abbreviated it to wishkie and then anglocised the pronunciation to Whisky. So yeah!
Yes and no. If a distillery in Scotland made a 51% corn spirit and put it in a virgin oak casks for at least 3 years it is classed as scotch but couldn't call itself bourbon. It could be called Scotch grain whisky or bourbon style whisky.
There are some companies that make mixed whiskies. For example, the Bourye whiskey by High West is a blend of Bourbon and Rye, which give it both a sweet and malty taste...
Bourbon has a much wider variety of complex flavors than scotch does.... i dont see why anyone would prefer scotch, but hey, to each their own! To me , bourbon smokes scotch and i was a scotch snob for many years...now i prefer bourbon and enjoy drinking a lot more! Cheers~!
That's not quite true if referring to scotch. Virgin oak barrels can be used. But you are right about most scotch distillers using ex bourbon casks. Sherry casks are also commonly used.
Sorry you didn’t find the video enough straight forward. Do you have any other comments which would help us improve our content in general. Everything is very much appreciated 🙏🏽
We actually have a separate video on Cognac, we suggest you take a look at it to find out more here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FNXTxujCPOc.html
Buffalo Trace is great if you can find it. Bulleit Rye and Woodford Reserve are great "cheap" alternatives that will satisfy just about anyone. My recommendation is to ask your local liquor store for a local option - though it might not be the "best" bourbon you are supporting the local economy and everyone likes something local.
@Vincent Samson I actually got Elijah Craig for sure. Gave another brand but forgot the name. Still trying to secure McKenna 10 by Juneteenth. Thank you so much 🥰 hoping he'll like them or tell me stop 🤷🏿♀️
This doesn't mean it's always present, just that it can be. It would be a shame if you missed out on the experience because of this! Who knows, maybe you'd really enjoy it?
In Ireland! Don't worry, we aren't picking favorites, it's just that most people are usually confused what's the difference between the three featured in the video.
We suggest you watch the video again more closely, as it should be apparent what the differences are. Alternatively, you can always pick up a Bourbon and a Scotch and taste them side by side to see the difference yourself.
Misconception. That used to be true but is no longer. The congress passed a resolution that US whiskey can be called bourbon if it’s 51% corn. It’s was to give non Kentucky bourbons a fair shot on the international market. Jack Daniel technically is a bourbon but they prefer to market themselves as “Tennessee sour mash whiskey”
Sorry to have disappointed you, would you mind letting us know what you think we left out or we could have explained better? Any feedback is much appreciated! Cheers
Sadly, this is another ill-informed video that gets is so wrong in the first 15 seconds that we all should give it a thumbs down and move on to a presentation that understands that Scotch, Bourbon, Rye, etc. are all whiskies or whiskeys. The poop emoji at :08 is another indicator of the quality therein.
They don't have to be different. Although no distilleries in Scotland do it, they could make a copy of a bourbon and call it scotch. They just can't call it bourbon.
