BEVERAGE MANAGEMENT WHISKY/WHISKEY Flashcards

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Main producing countries

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  • Scotland
  • Ireland
  • America
  • Canada
  • Japan
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How is whisky made?

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Distilled from malted and unmalted grains and matured in wooden casks

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Alcohol percentage for whisky =

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Legal alcohol content is at least 40%

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Whisky/Whiskey origin + distilled

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  • Origin is Celtic Uisgebaugh ‘water of life’
  • Distilled grains or cereals
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Scotch Whisky (types)

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Malted barley over peat fire

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Irish whiskey

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Malted barley without peat

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Canadian whisky

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Mostly rye

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American whiskey

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Barley, maize and rye

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Japanese whisky

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Resembles scotch

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WhiskY of WhiskEY ?

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Refers to a broad category of alcoholic beverages that are distilled from fermented grain mash.

  • American and Irish = WHISKEY
  • Scottish and Canadian = WHISKY
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Whiskey is made from (4)

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  • Corn
  • Rye
  • Wheat
  • Barley
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Whiskey production process (6 steps)

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  1. Preparation
  2. Marshing
  3. Fermenting
  4. Distilling
  5. Aging
  6. Bottling
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Malting (step 1)

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Converts barley to malt

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Mashing (step 2)

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Produces wort (sugar solution) from ground or crushed malt

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Fermentation (step 3)

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Produces wash (a weak crude, impure spirit) consequent upon the introduction of yeast in the wort

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Distillation (step 4)

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Strengthens and purifies the spirit contained in the wash and separates the solids contained in the spirituous liquor

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Maturation (step 5)

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Transforms the raw spirit into whisky

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Bottling (step 6)

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Adding whisky into bottles

19
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Where in Scotland Scotch Whisky?

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Highland = North/Mid Scotland

Lowland = South Scotland

Island of Islay = West coast of Scotland

Campbelltown = Southwest coast of Scotland

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Grain whisky (Scotch Whisky type)

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  • Made from malted barley and unmalted grains.
  • Flatter and less pronounced taste
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Malt whisky (scotch whisky type)

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Made from malted barley, kilned on peat or other fuel

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Blended whisky (scotch whisky type)

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  • Mixture of malt and grain whisky.
  • More consistent quality
  • The more malt, the more expensive
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Single malt whisky (scotch whisky type)

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Malt whisky, one distillation

24
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Arerican whiskey bourbon facts

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-Made from a mash, at least 51% corn

  • Distilled to not less than 40% ABV (alcohol by volume)
  • Does not have to be aged (if aged NEED to be in uncharred oak barrels)
  • During aging picks up colour and flavour + reduces harshness
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Dufference between Canadian Rye whisky and American Bourbon whickey

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  • Rye = more peppery
  • Rye = bitter quality
  • Rye = needs to contain at least 51% rye
  • Bourbon = at least 51% corn mash
  • Bourbon = sweeter
  • Bourbon = Slightly heavier bodied than rye
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Tennessee Whiskey facts

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  • Produced in Tennessee
  • Must be filtered through beds of sugar maple charcoal before being aged in freshly charred barrels min. 2 years.
  • Has a long smooth finish (difference with bourbon)