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Whiskey Wheat
Published: 03/16/2011 by Whiskey.com in Types of Whiskey
(0 reviews)Whiskey wheat is normally used to make a straight grain whiskey. Whiskey wheat often creates a spirit that is much lighter in appearance than other whiskeys.
Whiskey Bootleggers
Published: 03/16/2011 by Whiskey.com in Whiskey History
(0 reviews)Whiskey Bootleggers occupy a special position within the fabric of American history. Somewhere between outlaw and artist does the whiskey bootlegger find his place among other controversial figures.
Prohibition and How It Affected the Growth of the Whiskey Market
Published: 05/24/2011 by Benjamin Evans in Whiskey History
(0 reviews)Whiskey has a stormy history. During the prohibition era, distillers developed creative practices that turned whiskey into an art.
Whiskey and Cigar Pairings
Published: 05/24/2011 by Whiskey.com in Whiskey Drinks
(0 reviews)Whiskey and cigars can be paired in a number of ways to compliment and contrast their flavors bringing out their best. Whether drinking bourbon, scotch or whiskey, there is a cigar that can enhance the experience.
Famous Whiskey Drinkers
Published: 05/24/2011 by Whiskey.com in Whiskey History
(0 reviews)Some of the most famous people of all time have been whiskey drinkers. From historic leaders to legendary authors, discover who some of the most famous whiskey drinkers of all time are.
Famous Whiskey Songs
Published: 05/24/2011 by Benjamin Evans in Whiskey History
(0 reviews)Many country and rock artists have penned and recorded whiskey songs over the years. Such songs usually tell a tale of drowning one's sorrows over a breakup with a lover or boast about a hard-partying lifestyle fueled by their favorite whiskey.
Whiskey and Food Pairings
Published: 05/24/2011 by Whiskey.com in Types of Whiskey
(0 reviews)The connection between food and alcohol is a common one, and the most frequent advice given is related to wine and food. There are many ways that whiskey complements food, as well, not only in regard to cooking, but also in the sipping.
