How much sugar is in sour mash?

Answer 1

Sour MASH is a fermentation process used in whiskey production, particularly in Bourbon. The sugar content in sour mash primarily comes from the grains used, such as corn, rye, and barley, rather than added sugar. The actual sugar content can vary depending on the recipe and the specific grains used, but generally, the sugar levels are low, as the sugars are converted to alcohol during fermentation. In finished whiskey, residual sugar levels are typically minimal.