Are you saying whisky or whiskey? Read here the differents!
The great mystery between whiskey and whisky is solved once and for all.
The question always remains is it whiskey or whiskey? Only a slight difference, but still a difference of great importance. The fact is that both point to a different type of grain distilled beverage. All the more important is that you know the difference!
The difference between whether something is called whisky or whiskey is mainly in the country of origin. American varieties like bourbon, Tennessee, and Irish whiskey, are referred to by the spelling “whiskey.” Scottish, Canadian, and Japanese spirits are called “whiskey.”
So it’s pretty easy to tell apart when something is whiskey or whiskey. Broadly speaking, whiskey (with an “e”) refers to grain spirits distilled in Ireland and the United States.
Once and for all, the confusion between whisky and its spelling is resolved! From now on you can refer to the correct whisky with the right spelling.
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