In order to be called 'bourbon,' it must be made from 51% corn, aged in new oak barrels and every step of the process-mashing, distilling and aging-must be completed within U.S. borders.
Some opt to distill their whiskey in column stills for a lighter spirit, while others prefer to create richer spirits from pot stills. The mash bill is a significant factor in flavor profile.
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