Brandy and whiskey look similar, especially for non-drinkers. However, they are totally different from each other. Although both are distilled, there’s a stark contrast beginning from the ingredients used and how it is consumed. One this major difference is that Brandy is made with fermented fruits, while the Whiskey is made with fermented grain. Another difference worth … Read more
There is no doubt that there are a lot of people confused with the terms Whiskey and Whisky. Some wonder whether they are different products or the same ones but spelled differently. Basically, the term “Whisky” originated from Scotland. Meanwhile, the term “Whiskey” is from Ireland because their dialect typically adds “ey” to the end of … Read more
Even though Everclear and vodka are both produced from fermented grain spirits that are distilled, they are different. Vodka consists mainly of water and ethanol, while Everclear, in most cases, is almost pure ethanol. Vodka is normally 37.5% to 40% alcohol by volume (ABV) (75 to 80 US proof, respectively). On the other hand, Everclear is … Read more
Vodka is a distilled liquor that can be made from a wide variety of ingredients. As long as the ingredient contains starchy sugars, it can be converted into vodka. It is normally made of potatoes or grains like wheat, rye, or corn. It can even be made from grapes. Today we compare two vodkas: Effen and … Read more
Vodka is a very popular spirit worldwide. The main ingredient of it is either from potato or grain hence why there’s potato vodka and grain vodka. Although both variants are types of Vodka, they have several differences, especially in their taste. Grain vodkas are excellent choices for cocktail drinks because it does not contain a distinctive … Read more
Both beer and vodka are alcohol beverages. However, they are as different as chalk and cheese. One is fermented while the other is distilled. One has little alcohol by volume (ABV) content, while the other has a high ABV. Though both beer and vodka are popular worldwide, there are still plenty of differences between them. This … Read more
Soju and vodka are like two cousins from different countries – they’re from the same family but with a twist. Both drinks are distilled liquors that can be drank in shots, mix well with other drinks, and can even be used for food. Soju is a clear Korean spirit originally made from fermented rice. When … Read more
The majority of people around the globe use rubbing alcohol as primary disinfectant. However, has it ever crossed your mind to use vodka instead? Before we dig deeper on that question, let’s answer: What is the main difference between rubbing alcohol and vodka? Generally, rubbing alcohol is made up of 70% isopropanol in water, while vodka … Read more
What do the difference Johnnie Walker Labels tell us about the quality of these products? To answer this question straight: Johnnie Walker is a blended scotch whiskey, which means any of its variants is a blend of multiple whiskeys. That said, any assertion given as to the quality of different labels is, to say the least, … Read more
Gin can be your favorite summer drink, cocktail base, or your socializer drink. It’s juniper-based and has a piney and biting tang. The taste is like tonic, which is why these two beverages go together well. Read the label on the aromatics included when buying. The many ways aromatics are combined result to a diverse selection … Read more