Whisky

Whiskey is a type of strong alcoholic drink that means "water of life".

"Scotch" means that the whiskey was distilled and aged in Scotland.

The "Irish" label means that the whiskey was distilled and aged in Ireland.

"Cask Strength" is a freshly distilled single malt whisky, usually above 65% ABV and aged in casks.

"Blended Scotch" is the whiskey with this label contains well blended in different proportions of malt and grain whisky.

The inscription "Single Malt" indicates that the whiskey was made by only one distillery and was not mixed with other products in any way.

"Bourbon" comes from the name of Bourbon County, Kentucky. American whiskeys are aged in new American white oak casks that are smoked before use. Aging usually not less than 4 years.