You may have noticed more light whiskey appearing on shelves in recent years. Most notably, the category has found a home among non-distilling producers, with brands such as Penelope releasing highly aged examples. For many whiskey drinkers, especially those who are more accustomed to bourbon or Scotch whiskies, light whiskey can be a bit confusing. So, what actually is light whiskey? The answer takes us back more than half a century. While digg…
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