This document outlines the production process for whisky/whiskey from various regions including Scotland, Ireland, Canada, the US, Japan and others. It describes the key steps as: 1) malting barley, rye, wheat or corn, 2) mashing to convert starch to sugars, 3) fermentation, 4) double distillation to extract spirits, 5) aging whisky/whiskey in barrels for a minimum of 3 years, and 6) possible finishing, blending or bottling as single malt. Irish whiskey is uniquely triple distilled compared to Scottish whisky which is double distilled and American bourbon which is single distilled.