No, not all whiskeys are aged in new charred American oak barrels, not all vodka is made from potatoes, not all spirits made from agave are mezcal, and not all brandy is made from grapes. Are there any other booze myths that I'm missing? Anyway, I wanted to take a step back from my normal deep dives (mostly into rums) and talk about the booze basics! What makes each distilled spirits category unique and how are they different from one another? It's pretty straightforward! Let me know if you want me to expand on any specific categories. But I have discussed whiskey and gin in detail in the videos below.
*Comprehensive whiskey basics*
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*All about gin*
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0:00 Hello!
2:01 What is whiskey?
3:50 What is rum?
5:16 What is agave spirit?
6:05 What is brandy?
7:40 What is vodka?
9:00 What is gin?
9:44 What is liqueur?
11:02 TLDR
11:51 Thank you Patreons!
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