But do you really understand the difference between rye, bourbon, and scotch? Whiskey expert Tommy Tardie, owner and operator of Fine & Rare and The Flatiron Room, breaks down the differences.

In my local online and in-person communities, I see photos and discussions about all kinds of American whiskey, including bourbon, rye and American single malt among others. Ask an American ...

Whether it's deciding whether or not to have ice, what brand to buy, or simply knowing the difference between whisky and whiskey, plenty goes into enjoying a glass of scotch, bourbon, or rye.

High-rye bourbon is typically spicier ... There is indeed a vast difference between whiskey and whisky, and all comes down to ...

Rye, like bourbon, is a type of American whiskey ... Understanding the nuances and differences between each style can help you find the whiskey that best suits your taste and your intended ...

High-rye bourbon is precisely what the name suggests. It’s a type of whiskey with a higher percentage of rye in its mash bill ...

“Legally, Kentucky bourbon has to be aged in a new ... 1 dash Angostura bitters, 1 jigger of 1776 Rye Whiskey, 1 piece of lemon peel, and 1 lump ice. Stir.” — Marjorie Amon, Visitor Center ...

Ahead, get the answer to “what’s the difference between bourbon and whiskey ... may include barley, corn, oats, rye, and even ...

The specific grain used, such as rye, wheat, barley or corn ... aged for a minimum of three years in oak barrels, while U.S. bourbon is required to contain at least 51 percent corn and is aged ...