any substance that will bring death upon a person when taken internaly either by drinking or eating it.
Popular whiskey brands include Jack Daniel's, Maker's Mark, Glenmorangie, Bulleit, Johnnie Walker, and -- every dad's favorite -- The Macallan. However, within the category of whiskey lie several confusing subsets, often containing subtle (yet important) differences.
Most Irish whiskey is blended [Jameson, Bushmills], but there are some high-dollar single malts [Laphroaig]. Serve it: Neat or on the rocks. Bourbon is American whiskey. Corn is the dominant grain used to make bourbon (instead of barley), which gives it a notably sweet taste, often with hints of vanilla picked up from the oak barrels. Bourbon has a long history in Kentucky, but it can be made anywhere, if it meets certain federal guidelines.