What is the main difference between Irish and Scotch Whiskeys?!


Question:

What is the main difference between Irish and Scotch Whiskeys?

I know that they are spelled differently, but I want to know what are the differences in taste and production and if you want to say which one you prefer and which brand that would be good too.


Answers:

The main difference between Irish and Scotch Whiskeys is that in Irish Whiskey, when cooking it they do not use peat - which means that Irish whiskey does not have that heavy smoky flavor that scotch has. Irish whiskey is also the only whiskey subjected to triple distillation - so it's going to smoother than other whiskeys.

For Irish Whiskeys, you can't go wrong with Bushmills, Jameson, Murphy or Paddy.

For Scotch - which comes in either single malt or blended malt, try Glenfiddich & Glenlivet for single malts and Johnnie Walker Black, Dewars or Cutty Sark for blended.




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