Tired of sipping on a bottle of bourbon and want something to spice things up a bit? This is a list of the top mixers to ...

Mash bills are one of the things that tend to define the older, historical American distilleries that are world famous for the production of bourbon. There are of course myriad factors that ...

Maker’s Mark does one thing and they do it freakin’ perfectly. That one “thing” is a single wheated bourbon mash bill (recipe) for all of their bourbon expressions. Unlike the vast ...

Every whiskey has its own unique mash bill, depending on the distiller's preferences. In the case of bourbon, the mash bill must have at least 51% corn, though most bourbons on the market contain ...

The mash bill refers to the recipe of grains that makes up the spirit’s flavor foundation. To be classified as bourbon, a spirit’s mash bill must have at least 51% corn – the corn gives it ...

The Ol’ New Riff series includes both bottled in bond Kentucky bourbon and rye whiskey, distinct from the distillery’s flagship product both in terms of different mash bills and bigger age ...

What’s the Difference Between Bourbon and Tennessee Whiskey? Each style of whiskey is defined by various production choices, some legally mandated. “Country and state, mash bill, mashing and ...

The rest of the flavor comes from what's known as the "mash bill," grains like corn and wheat and rye that are mixed with water and fermented with yeast. Despite bourbon having recently been ...

Between 50% and 80% of a bourbon's flavor will come from the barrel, Callaway said. The rest of the flavor comes from the mash bill: grains like corn, wheat and rye that are mixed with water and ...