All about Irish Whiskey

History and all about it

History and all about it


S. G.
This flashcard set helps learn English at a vocational school level, focusing on American whiskey, including vocabulary like "Bourbon," "Rye," and "Tennessee Whiskey." It covers production processes, historical facts, and key brands, making it ideal for enthusiasts or professionals in the industry. The platform also supports backward learning from the target language to the source language, catering to intermediate learners aiming to deepen their knowledge.
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21.09.2016 / 23.09.2016

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How did the story of american Whiskey begin?

With settlers from scotland and ireland

When and where was the first Whiskey distillery  built in America?

It was 1753 in Pennsylvania

What are the special  advantages from Pennsylvania ?

The colder climate and soil is good for growing rye

Who did own one of the Biggest Whiskey distilleries in North America?

George Washington

When did the american  Prohibition  start and how was it called?

  • 1920 
  • Volstead act 

Did the prohibition turned out good and what were the effects?

  • No
  • crime increased and criminals built empires for traiding alcohol ( Al Capone)

When did the Prohibition ends?

At 5th of december in 1933

How does the production of American Whiskey starts?

By picking up the majority Grain (corn or rye)

Which type of still is used for American Whiskey?

A type of column still called "Beer Still"

What happens with the Whiskey after distillation and whats the name of the process?

  • It goes directly into ne charred oak casks
  • " The lincoln county process"

What is special about the Tennessee Whiskey?

It is filtered by maple wood charcoal ( The lincoln county process)

 

What are the three most popular Whiskey categories ?

  • Bourbon 
  • Rye
  • Tennesee

Facts about Bourbon?

  • at least 51% of corn
  • distilled to no higher than 80% ABV
  • aged for at least 2 years in new charred oak casks

Facts about Rye?

  • At least 51% of Rye
  • distilled no higher than 80% ABV
  • aged at least two years in new charred oak casks

Facts about Tennessee?

  • has to be made in Tennessee
  • undergoes fillteration through maple charcoal / " The lincoln county process" 

name at least five brands motherfucker ?!!

  • Jim Beam 
  • Jack Daniels
  • Makers Mark
  • Woodford Reserve
  • wild Turkey

What was the name of the act passed in America in 1920?

Volstead act

Which two grains are most American Whiskies made from?

  • Corn 
  • Rye

What process seperates Bourbon from Tennessee ?

The lincoln county Process

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