All bourbon is whiskey, but not all whiskey is bourbon — this is what sets it apart. The belief that bourbon and whiskey are two completely distinct things remains among the most common misconceptions ...

we use the “e” because it refers to American whiskey/bourbon, which is always spelled with an “e.” Remember, if the country has an “e” in the name, so does the whiskey. Contrary to ...

Dylan Ettinger is a Los Angeles-based writer specializing in spirits, cocktails, and coffee with hands-on experience visiting distilleries and bars across the US, Europe, Mexico, and the Caribbean.

It represents the entire category — an umbrella of sorts — under which reside specific types of whisk(e)y: Scotch, Bourbon, Irish whiskey, Japanese whisky, and more. Single malt Scotch whisky ...