6 facts about the whisky and cocktails
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This document provides an overview of whisky and cocktails. It discusses that whisky is a distilled alcoholic beverage made from fermented grain mash that is typically aged in wooden casks. Several types of whisky from different countries are listed, along with top whisky producing countries. Six whisky-based cocktails and six essential home bar equipment are outlined. Social media contact details are provided for the wine reviewer.
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- 2. HelloHello Melinda Szabó Linda Wine Reviews ____________________________ lindawinereviews.wordpress.com ____________________________ twitter @lindawinereview ____________________________ facebook.com/lindawinereviews instagram.com/lindawinereviews
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- 4. What is the whisky? 1. distilled alcoholic beverage 2. made from fermented grain mash 3. typically aged in wooden casks 4. types: American, Australian, Canadian, Danish, English, Finnish, German, Indian, Irish, Japanese, Scotch, Swedish, Welsh... 5. Million cases of whisky production per year: USA – 37; Canada – 21; Ireland - 7 6. 115 distilleries are licensed to produce Scotch Whisky.
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- 7. 6 whisky based cocktails PicklebackBlood & SandSazerac
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- 10. Follow on Twitter: @lindawinereview Like on Facebook: /lindawinereviews Follow on Instagram: @lindawinereviews Visit online: lindawinereviews.wordpress.com About Linda: A strong connection with wines and wine business was always an important part of her life. She is a highly qualified wine expert, Copenhagen based. Education: Viticulture and Oenology Engineer Distillery technician WSET Award Experiences: Hungary, South Africa, New Zealand