Tuesday, January 27, 2015

A Little Something About Whiskey

By Chris Carr


Whiskey translates to "water of life" and it originated in Scotland during the early 1400's. However it is now a popular drink through the whole world. The taste of whiskey is much the same as when it was first distilled all those years ago. Distillers of whiskey are extremely strong on heritage and do all they can to capture the flavour that whiskey has always been known for. Whiskey is distilled from fermented grain mash. Different grains are used, wheat, rye, corn and barley, all given their own unique flavour to the whiskey.

Whiskey is a beverage that is used as a celebration for weddings, ceremonial occasions, and board room dealings. At a wedding, the bride and groom often toast each other with whiskey to signify that their relation will stand the test of time, as whiskey has done. Friends also confirm their friendship with a shot of whiskey. If imbibing in too much of the smooth liquor, one may have a feeling that they are "King of the World". However it is good to relax with a tot of whiskey to sooth the soul after a busy day.

Several varieties of whiskey are available on the market today. In America the most popular one consumed is Wild Turkey and Jack Daniels. They are available for purchase in grocery outlets and some department stores. The drink is served throughout bars and restaurant and served with ice, water or coke, depending on the individual choice of the consumer.

Scotland has many distilleries of whiskey. Johnny Walker is perhaps the most famous one of all. It is sold in red, black, blue and green labels. The Glenfiddich distillery can be found in the highlands of Scotland. It was established in 1820 and produces a pure malt whiskey. The name Glenfiddich means" Valley of the Deer "in Gaelic. Ballantines Scotch Whiskey was a favourite of the late Queen Victoria and The late King Edward, it is distilled in Dumbarton.

Scotland have many distilleries that make an excellent drop of whiskey. They vary from Glenfiddich, which in Gaelic means "Valley of The Dear"" and the distillery whose origins go back to 1886 is situated in the Scotland Highlands. Then there is Black Douglas, Johnny Walker, which is possibly the most popular of all. It comes in different coloured labels, from red to black and to blue. Blue is one of the smoothest whiskies available. The late Queen Victoria and the late King Edward favoured Ballantines Scotch whisky, which is distilled in Dumbarton Scotland.

Thousands of people all over the world consume whiskey. It is one of the prime alcoholic beverages sold worldwide. In California it is able to be purchased from grocery suppliers and in certain department stores. Whiskey is an excellent beverage for all social occasions, or just to have in the privacy of the home. Some wedding receptions use whiskey for toasting. The bride and groom often toast each other with whiskey to indicate that their relationship will endure the test of time as whiskey has done over the years. Ceremonial events use whiskey for toasting, as do friends to confirm their friendship.

Thousands of people around the world consume whiskey. It is one of the best selling alcoholic beverages available. In California America you are able to purchase it in your local grocery outlet or department store. Suitable for all social occasions or just to have in the privacy of your home. The crisp flavour of whiskey is good for the soul and enjoyable on any occasion.




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