The real difference between scotch, whiskey, and bourbon
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2016
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Jack Daniels is the McDonald’s of whiskey 🥃
Not true in the slightest. The process used for all manufacturing of Bourbon is shockingly similar. The real difference is just the lineup they offer, how long its aged, the exact mash-bill. Jack Daniels is actually extremely good when you try the single barrel - barrel proof options, but the normal Jack is far too watered down at 80 proof so it lacks flavour and becomes watery. But I highly encourage you try some of their less watered down stuff, you may change your mind.
@@JoshChristiane nobody was dissing in the slightest when it comes to the gentleman Jack or the single barrel or any other more exclusive bottles of the brand. But the old N7 just doesn’t worth the price compared to options like JB , MM, EC or WR. Whether it’s bc the 80 proof or the lack of quality. Just too much marketing that makes the average drinker pay for a awful bottle.
Absolutely true. Avoid buying this !
Nothing wrong with Micky D’s.
He is literally a salesman for this company. Great reporting. Lol
Am I just really drunk right now or did I miss the definition of scotch? Like the title says "the difference between SCOTCH, whiskey and bourbon"
They're all Whiskey by definition:
Scotch should be 100% a product of Scotland to be a Scotch.
Yeah they didn't mention scotch but scotch whisky is a whiskey produced in Scotland and blended with peat to add a dimension of smokey flavor. Scotch is also only distilled twice as opposed to 3 times like Kentucky, Tennessee, and Irish whiskey.
@@jackdaniels9179 Everything you said is bs
@@jackdaniels9179 peat isn't an ingredient in scotch whisky and isn't added to provide the smokiness. Some distilleries for historic reasons order barley, through which the process of heating (malting) it has been done by burning peat below it which produces the distinct flavour. Also scotch whisky can be triple distilled although not common. Auchentoshan and Hazelburn triple distill all their whisky. Some others such as Benriach and Benromach have triple distilled whisky in their range.
Sponsored by Jack Daniels. k.
I had nothing to do with this
*Tough to beat Jack I say. I love the hint of bananas 🍌 Only complaint would be its a bit hot.. A bit alcho-holly*
Great video! It was informative and is really helpful video.Thanks for your information.
It's amazing how many people hate Jack Daniels without actually understanding what it is, just because it's cool to hate what's popular. By generic production method Jack is the same as every other bourbon. The only differences are mash-bill, temperatures for the beer, how tall your column or pot still are, how long you charr barrels, etc. The process has many minute details that change from hand to hand, but in the end the product is still high quality bourbon, Jack just waters it down too much. One bourbon isn't usually better than another, just different (with few exceptions). 80 proof isn't a great look on any bottle of whiskey, and that's the real shame of Jack's main bottle.
jack daniels is a tennessee whiskey which is a little different than bourbon, they use charcoal.
JD is average at best. It's all marketing garbage and they use GMOs. No hate, just facts.
I know what it is, bad tasting and that is the only reason why i hate it.
Very informative.
i learned something today, thanks.
That was the fastest , shortest , least informative 1:16 I've ever wasted my time for .
awesome videos keep the good work up
Whiskey: Global term for fermenting grain, then distilling it, then Putting it into a barrel to mature
Scotch: Whiskey made in Scotland
Bourbon: Whiskey made in USA only and can’t reuse the barrels-has to be at least 51% corn and the most natural.
The "most natural" was strictly a selling ploy...most whiskey's and whisky's are made naturally without sugars or artificial flavors.
@@jackdaniels9179 Yeah true. However, most scotch does have colour added to it (usually made from Caramel like E150), as well as most Canadian Whisky and Irish Whisky. Bourbon cannot have any colouring added. And almost every rum on the market has "seasoning" added to it, which is what they call a sugar they add which comes from the same sugar cane used to make that rum. Sugar is also added to almost every Brandy in small amounts (usually in France).
Jameson whisky is the best whisky
Scotch single malts are the clear winner - but JD & coke is fun
Holy Crap... SLOW DOWN Dude!!! You don't have to talk at 100 MPH while explaining the differences!! I'm trying to educate myself on the differences between Scotch, Whiskey and Bourbon... and YOU aren't helping with your Mach 10 fly by!!! :-)
You're not supposed to watch it after 3 highball glasses!
Short and sweet
So bourbon has no sugar in its mash? Like added? Just grain, water, and yeast?
JD triple mash is too good
Quick, simple and straight to the point
I was surprised it was so short. I was expecting a 3 minute ad and a 7 minute “sponsorship”.
Superbly Fabulous, Full Of Excellences.
Simple:
Scotch: drink it just like that. Direct from the bottle, I wouldn't add a single rock to a 12 y/o blend.
Bourbon: Make stuff like a Manhattan, or an Old Fashioned. Great cocktails that you wouldn't waste your scotch in doing those.
For those that want to compare, Bourbon can't keep up with a 12 y/o blend. Don't dare to compare it with a Single Malt.
Anyone with minimum education can tell the difference.
Cheers lads.
Scotch can use additives, bourbon and straight whiskey can only use natural ingredients
@@djojoreevesthey can, but they don’t.
@@scottwhitley3392 most of them actually do though, look into it
Fantabulous 👍👍👍👍 great am tired of 19 minutes video with confusing explanations
Because Hawaii doesnt have 🌽
Jack Daniels ain't bourbon
Many claim it's not, but legally it is. By law it meets every requirement, but a purist will say because it's charcoal filtered it shouldn't be. I just consider it Tennessee whiskey, and that is its own thing.
00:55 why haul corn over there ? The climate in Hawaii would grow great corn.
That's why Bourbon is so cheap and disgusting, it is full of corn.
This video has one apostrophe too many.
Great video. Jack Daniels is trash but great video.
Not real whisky
It's whiskey.
*whisky
Nope. In America you don’t make whisky. Only whiskey. There’s a difference. Look it up
I heard that if the bourbon is not made in Bourbon County, Ky., it is *not* bourbon!
No, that's Kentucky Straight Bourbon, or Kentucky Straight Whiskey. But just "Bourbon" by law can be made in any state in the U.S. Though Bourbon was indeed invented in Kentucky, some say possibly by the minister Elijah Craig.
Jack is love, Jack is life.
VΞGΛEidolon try more bourbons
@@jyessiterriaynt1131 how very dare you!
I guess its a aquired taste.Too me scotch and bourbon both tase horrible.barely even drinkable.Whiskey and tequila are fiine alcohols and they don't make you shudder when you drink them.
so they are basicly all the same thing LOL and bourbon can be made elsewhere if all you need is corn wtf that was so stupid hahah "Can only be made in the US and has 51% corn" so you are saying if i made it with 51% corn its not bourbon cus i didnt make it in the US hahahahah
Has to be "American" corn! What a joke! And I'm American!
Technically bourbon can be made elsewhere but it wouldn’t be able to market itself as a bourbon because of laws. Just like Scotch has to come from Scotland to be called Scotch. “Whiskey may be made everywhere from Brooklyn to Scotland but in 1964, Congress declared bourbon "America's Native Spirit." That means to be called bourbon, it must be made in the U.S. But really, everyone knows that means Kentucky-95 percent of the world's bourbon is made in Kentucky.”
Don't care... Its vile...
Was für ein Opfer 🤣
Ireland is the only country that spells Whiskey with an E: whiskEy. Any other country is and should be spelled Whisky
Incorrect. Whiskey is spelled both with and without an E in the United States and Ireland. In Scotland and Canada it's spelled solely without the E. A simple google search will confirm this. Four Roses spells it with the E on their bottle, and Maker's Mark drops the E on their bottle. It's actually very inconsistent.
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Whisky not whiskey ...... gosh .... Americans.
It's silly that Bourbon can only be called Bourbon if it's from the USA, cause corn is grown all over the world