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Malt whisky or grain whisky made in Scotland is Scotch. While all  Scotch whisky was originally made from malted barley. Scotch whisky  can be one of the following types; single malt Scotch whisky, single grain Scotch whisky, blended malt Scotch whisky, blended grain Scotch The Irishmen were in most probability the first distillers in the British Isles. For a brief period in the 19th century, Irish whiskey Americans love their whiskey and produce the drink all across the country. From Washington to Virginia, from sweet Tennessee whiskies to spicy rye and unaged corn, Americans use a range of of grains in whiskey production. India is a huge whisky-drinking nation – in fact, the country leads the way when it comes to bare consumption figures – however, nearly all the domestic ‘whisky’ produced in India is dominated by molas*es-derived spirits. Unlike the complex rules for making bourbon or Scotch, there is just one law for Canadian whisky distillers to follow: Their whisky must be With the increase in popularity of whiskey-making around the globe, one of the few places the practice is springing up that should come as The last few decades have seen a significant spike in Scotch whisky consumption in Brazil. However, there remain a number of issues that need to be dealt with before it can become a booming success story for the industry. Here's a look at their most popular whiskeys. The most famous Bulgarian whiskeys are blends of several whiskeys (sometimes dozens), some single malts. Oak aging in most cases is Burma has it’s own flourishing whisky industry. IBTC’s Grand Royal Whisky happens to the country’s “number-one selling whisky”. While the country is best known for its love for rum, things are quickly changing in the island nation of Domincan Republic. Consumption for whiskey has almost doubled in the last 5 years. Here's a sneak peek at some of the nation's most popular whiskeys.  France has been producing fine whiskies for centuries. They also happen to be  great at drinking. In fact, the French drink more