Take Our Whiskey Quiz For St. Patrick’s Day

____ give whiskeys their amber color.

Even when temperatures dip down to -30 degrees, whiskey does not freeze solid.

“Whiskey” is a ___ word that means “water of life.”

_____ was the only founding father to commercially operate a distillery.

‘Nosing’ is the term for…

In order to earn the name, Scotch Whiskey must be processed, distilled, aged, and bottled in Scotland.

When whiskey is aged for a long time in oak barrels, a certain volume evaporates through the porous wood during that period. This lost amount is called…

____ Official State Beverage is a Whiskey.

True Scotch Whiskey must be aged for a minimum of ____ years.

This country consumes the most whisky in the world.

There are variations, of course, but the general rule of thumb is that Scotch is distilled ____, Irish ___.

The first woman master whiskey blender was _____.

Un-aged American whiskey is often called ____.

As long as it’s stored in a sealed bottle, whiskey never goes bad.

Jasper Newton “Jack” Daniel was ___ years old when he learned how to run a whiskey still.

There are more casks of aging whisky than there are ____ in Scotland.

In 1791, the first tax imposed on a domestic product, under _____ presidency, was called the “whiskey tax”.

Mountain Dew was originally meant to be a whiskey chaser.

The average measure of whisky contains approximately ____ calories.

The age on a bottle of whiskey refers to the number of years it was stored in the barrels ____ bottling.

Not all whiskey is bourbon, but all bourbon is whiskey.

Whiskey is beer that’s been distilled two or three times.

A whiskey stops maturing once it is bottled.

A diabetic’s urine can be converted into whiskey because of the urine’s high sugar content.