Whiskey

It varies by brand, maybe $2 for rail and over $10 for a top shelf Scotch.

There is no sugar in Bells Whisky. After distillation the only thing added is water. Sugar would stay in the liquor that is left after the alcohol was distilled, if there was any small quantities still remaining. The fermentation process would use as much of the sugar from the original malt as possible.

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The average price for an unopened four pack is between $20 and $40.

There is no gluten in any hard liquors.

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If spelled whisky (not whiskey) the i assume Scotch Whisky that is under Brittish regulation. Then Blend is any portion of grain whisky blended with malt whisky.

Normally more grain than malt.

It could also be a "blend malt whisky" then it is all malt whisky but from more than one dstillery.

There is none.

To tell you the truth, possibly less then a bottle of crown royal whiskey costs today. Unless someone was particularly interested in vintage early eighties liquor packaging. You're looking at a blended Canadian whisky, and those have never really been big money makers. I assume that your thinking was, "Hey, this is a thirty year old bottle of booze, that's got to be worth something, right?" Well, sorry to say, unless you're looking at a top shelf scotch or a very nice bottle of wine, the age doesn't matter all that much. That old crown certainly won't kill you, so I suggest you and a buddy have yourself an evening drunk; and, if you really like it, save the bottle. Sorry if the answer disappoints you, but it ain't a bad deal either way. Use the liquor as God intended.

The difference between a standard malt and a deluxe malt is that standard whiskey is pure alcohol. Deluxe whisky is a blended whisky that is 20 percent whiskey and 80 percent natural grain spirits.

Whisky is a solution, where the atoms or molecules of the substances are completely dispersed

1 ounce 64 calories.

Without much context, not really much other than in the whisk(e)y 45% of the liquid volume is made up of ethanol.

The whiskeys made in Nashville include Tennessee whiskey, and many others.

Whiskey and other distilled spirits are heavily taxed. In the U.S., over half the retail cost of the typical bottle of whiskey consists of taxes.

As far as I know the white swamp oak is Quercus bicolour.

There are several confused issues hear. There is no such thing as "charcoal whiskey" - whiskey requires grain in it's manufacture. "Charcoal", meaning "black" implies the Jack Daniels label, Jack Daniels is a sour-mash whiskey (a type of bourbon). The Smirnoff Vodka people advertised for years that their vodka was "filtered through a mountain of charcoal". Hope some of this might have been of help.

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Collectors will pay more than others so upwards of £1000

Corn, Rye, Malted Rye and Barley

bourbon

honey bee

Westmont, Illinois was known as "Whiskey Hill" and "Wet Mont" during the Prohibition era.

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