Types of Whiskey

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Get to know about various types of whisky, including scotch whiskey, Irish whiskey, and more; learn more about making and serving cocktails in this free instructional video series.

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    Alcohol Content Of Scotch Whiskey

    How to figure out the alcohol content in whiskey; learn more about making and serving cocktails in this free instructional video.

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    Blended Whiskeys

    How to tell the difference between the single malt and blended whiskeys; learn more about making and serving cocktails in this free instructional video.

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    Famous Irish Whiskeys

    Get to know all about Irish whiskey; learn more about making and serving cocktails in this free instructional video.

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    History Jack Daniels American Whiskey

    Get to know about Jack Daniel's American whiskey; learn more about making and serving cocktails in this free instructional video.

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    History Of Scotch Whiskey

    Get to know the history and origins of Scotch whiskey; learn more about making and serving cocktails in this free instructional video.

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    Hot Totty Whiskey Cocktails

    How to make a hot totty, a famous whiskey cocktail that helps to get rid of flu; learn more about making and serving cocktails in this free instructional video.

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    Mixing Soda With Whiskey

    How to mix whiskey with soda; learn more about making and serving cocktails in this free instructional video.

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    Names Of Whiskeys

    Get to know the names of several famous types of whiskey; learn more about making and serving cocktails in this free instructional video.

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    Reading Scotch Whiskey Labels

    How to pick a Scotch whiskey by reading the label; learn more about making and serving cocktails in this free instructional video.

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    Serving Scotch Whiskey

    How to serve Scotch whiskey; learn more about making and serving cocktails in this free instructional video.

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    Serving Whiskey With Water & Ice

    How to serve whiskey with water and ice; learn more about making and serving cocktails in this free instructional video.

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    Single Malt Whiskey

    Get to know all about single malt whiskey; learn more about making and serving cocktails in this free instructional video.

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Summary: The term “whisky” is used to describe a type of alcohol distilled from fermented grain mash and aged in oak casks. “Whiskey” is used to describe Irish whiskey, which must be distilled while “whisky” is used to describe Scotch whisky, which is distilled twice and aged for at least 3 years before being bottled. It is believed that the history of whisky dates back to the 8th century, but the legend of St. Patrick's introduction of the distillation process to Britain puts its origins a few hundred years earlier. American varieties of whiskey include Bourbon, rye whiskey and corn whiskey, and other varieties are produced in Japan, Wales, Canada, and India.

In this free online guide to whiskey you'll learn all about the alcoholic beverage the Irish call “uisce beatha” or “Water of Life.” Expert Patrick McMenamin gives you a history of Scotch whiskies, explains the differences in single malt whiskeys and blended whiskeys, and offers tips on how to read a whisky label to know exactly what you're drinking. He also talks about the most popular brands of whiskies, including the most famous Irish whiskeys. And most importantly, he shows you how to serve whiskey, and what you can mix with it if its deliciously aromatic flavors should overwhelm you.

About the Expert

Expert: The Caledonia Bar & Restaurant operates as a restaurant and bar in the city center of Budapest and combines a distinctive Scottish influence with local Hungarian traditions. We serve a range of Scottish and Hungarian beers, wines and spirits as well as providing a combined menu of dishes throughout the day. It is a partnership between Patrick McMenamin (Scottish) and Zsuzsanna Bozo (Hungarian).

The Caledonia Bar & Restaurant is a traditional Scottish bar in a modern context. The bar offers a selection of over 40 malt whiskies, a selection of Scottish beers, plus a variety of premium lagers from around the world. The premises will also include a unique feature in itself - a Scottish shop selling a wide range of Scottish products, including a wide range of Scottish whisky.

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