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| − | Whiskey is a distilled [[Alcoholic drinks|alcoholic beverage]], commonly made from malted cereal grains such as barley, rye or wheat. One common example is "Scotch" which is made from malted barley and is made in [[Scotland]]. [[Ireland]] is also a large producer of Irish Whiskey. | + | Whiskey is a distilled [[Alcoholic drinks|alcoholic beverage]], commonly made from malted cereal grains such as barley, rye or wheat. One common example is "Scotch" which is made from malted barley and is made in [[Scotland]]. [[Ireland]] is also a large producer of Irish Whiskey. Whiskey originates within [[Scotland]] and [[Ireland]], where it was originally, and currently, spelled "Whisky" (minus the "e"). |
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Whiskey is a distilled alcoholic beverage, commonly made from malted cereal grains such as barley, rye or wheat. One common example is "Scotch" which is made from malted barley and is made in Scotland. Ireland is also a large producer of Irish Whiskey. Whiskey originates within Scotland and Ireland, where it was originally, and currently, spelled "Whisky" (minus the "e"). Template:Stub