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Originally Posted by Xenon
Can the experts please give me examples of rye whiskey and how it differs from other types of whiskeys?
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Its the Mashbill that decides the style of whiskey that's being made, if the mashbill is predominantly Rye the whiskey is a rye, if its corn it "could" be a bourbon, malted grain, Scotch and so forth. Rye tends to be spicier on the palate then other whiskeys and lend themselves to cocktails and drinking straight when you are looking for a less sweet iteration then Bourbon expressions.