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Whiskey is a distilled liquor made from fermented grain mash and aged in oak. The key differences are: - Scotch is made in Scotland from malted barley and has a smoky flavor from being heated over peat. - Bourbon is made in the US from at least 51% corn and uses a sour mash process, giving it a sweet flavor. - Rye whiskey uses at least 51% rye grain, giving it a spicy, peppery flavor more suitable for cocktails than other whiskeys.

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