While the U.S. and Ireland are known for their whiskeys, another country actually produces more of the spirit than anywhere ...

Conversely, Scotland (and the rest of the UK), Canada, Japan, India, and Australia spell it as ‘whisky'. Of course, this list does not exhaust all whisky-producing countries in the world.

“Age is but a number,” says Glasgow. “A single malt whisky can produce whiskies of all sorts of flavor profiles and quality over its years.” Strict rules surround scotch ...

These rules include that all whiskey must be made from a fermented mash of 100 per cent malted barley produced in the US; it must have a distillation proof of 160 (80 per cent ABV) or less ...

There are only a handful of blended malts on the market—the most notable being Johnnie Walker Green Label, made from single malt whiskies from all four main whisky-making regions of Scotland.

His work appears in all major media markets across the United ... unrequited love for the New York Knicks. Whisky fans are famously willing to travel far and wide to meet their beloved beverage ...