The rise of Japanese whisky
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Mo Rocca visits distilleries in Japan, where some of the world's best whiskies are being made, and learns how Scottish whiskies are being challenged for greatness.
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me at the end lol: you have to dilute it with water to save the whiskey because it soo expensive
Try $350,000 (50yr Yamazaki)
Max's Brandy Review I'm getting 10 bottles
Kya baat hai
Whisky or Whiskey? Fire the subtitle guy! :)
It's spelled Whisky in Scottland and Japan, and randomly that way throughout the world.
Turns out japan owns pretty much all american bourbon too!
I don't drink alcohol.
It’s not alcohol, it’s whiskey 🥃
Well you are answering a question nobody asked
"Whisky" is only made in Scotland. "Whiskey" is what's made in Japan. Fun fact for ya CBS. :) - those Japanese people might be spelling it wrong on the bottle themselves but their incorrectness is no excuse for yours!
There is nothing "incorrect" about the Japanese using the spelling "whisky".
Someone needs to be explained of the real meaning behind the terms (which is twice or thrice distilled, nation coincidental).
Aaron Ebrahim wrong. Japan uses Whisky.
Scotland + Japan = Whisky
Ireland + USA etc = Whiskey
That's what I hear everyone say on the internet.
U might be meaning ‘only whisky distilled in Scotland can be named Scotch’?