Also, contrary to popular belief, bourbon doesn't have to be made in Kentucky to be called bourbon.
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Saturday, August 31, 2002
The Difference Between Bourbon and Tennessee Whiskey
A few pages from "Classic Bourbon Tennessee & Rye Whiskey", by Jim Murray, clears up confusion on the difference between bourbon and Tennessee whiskey. For those in a hurry, the short answer is: Tennessee whiskeys, for example, Jack Daniel's, are charcoal filtered for several days.
Also, contrary to popular belief, bourbon doesn't have to be made in Kentucky to be called bourbon.
Also, contrary to popular belief, bourbon doesn't have to be made in Kentucky to be called bourbon.
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