Seven and Seven
How to make the Seven and Seven – Put a few cubes of Ice inside glass. Pour shot of Seagram’s® 7 Whiskey into the glass, then Pour 7 up into glass. Shake or stir briskly.
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The production process of whiskey begins with mashing grains, such as barley, corn, rye, or wheat, and combining them with hot water to extract sugars. The resulting liquid, known as the mash, is fermented with yeast, which converts the sugars into alcohol, creating a beer-like liquid called wash. The wash is then distilled, typically in copper stills, to separate alcohol from impurities and create a higher proof spirit known as new make spirit.
After distillation, the new make spirit is aged in wooden barrels, where it undergoes maturation, a process that significantly influences its flavor profile. During aging, the whiskey absorbs flavors and compounds from the wood, such as vanillin and tannins, which contribute to its complexity and character. The length of aging varies depending on the type of whiskey and legal requirements, ranging from a few years to several decades.
There are several types of whiskey, each with its own characteristics:
1. Scotch Whisky: Produced in Scotland, Scotch whisky is known for its distinct smoky and peaty flavors, especially in the Islay region. It is typically made from malted barley and aged for a minimum of three years.
2. Irish Whiskey: Produced in Ireland, Irish whiskey is generally smoother and lighter compared to Scotch. It can be made from a mix of malted and unmalted barley and is triple-distilled for a smoother character.
3. American Whiskey: This category includes Bourbon, Rye, and Tennessee whiskey. Bourbon is primarily made from corn and aged in new charred oak barrels, resulting in a sweet and rich profile. Rye whiskey contains a significant amount of rye grain, providing a spicier flavor. Tennessee whiskey, such as Jack Daniel’s, undergoes an additional charcoal filtering process known as the Lincoln County Process.
4. Canadian Whisky: Produced in Canada, Canadian whisky is often blended and known for its light and smooth characteristics. It is typically made from a mix of grains and aged in oak barrels.
5. Japanese Whisky: Inspired by Scotch whisky, Japanese whisky has gained recognition for its exceptional quality. It often features a balanced and delicate flavor profile, influenced by traditional Scottish whisky production methods.
Whiskey can be enjoyed in various ways, including sipping it neat, on the rocks, or as a key ingredient in classic cocktails like the Old Fashioned, Manhattan, or Whiskey Sour. The flavors and aromas of whiskey are appreciated by connoisseurs, who enjoy exploring the nuances and complexities of different expressions.
In summary, whiskey is a diverse and revered spirit crafted from fermented grain mash and aged in wooden barrels. It is produced in various countries and encompasses a range of styles, flavors, and production methods. Whether you prefer the smoky notes of Scotch whisky, the smoothness of Irish whiskey, the richness of Bourbon, or the delicate character of Japanese whisky, there is a whiskey to suit every palate and occasion. Cheers to the world of whiskey and its enduring legacy!
How to make the Seven and Seven – Put a few cubes of Ice inside glass. Pour shot of Seagram’s® 7 Whiskey into the glass, then Pour 7 up into glass. Shake or stir briskly.
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