Rye vs. Bourbon: What's the Difference?
Briefly

Bourbon and rye share similarities and must be aged in new oak barrels. Mash bill is the key difference, with bourbon having at least 51% corn and rye having at least 51% rye grain.
Bourbon tends to be sweeter with flavors like vanilla and fruit, while rye is spicier with herbal and minty notes.
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