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Many premium Scotch and Bourbon producers prefer bottling between . There is a scientific reason for this: non-chill filtration .
In the United States, alcohol "Proof" is simply double the ABV.
At this level, water is rarely needed. The whiskey is already diluted to its "release point."
To be legally labeled as whiskey in most major markets, the spirit must meet a minimum bottling strength of . Scotland (Scotch): Minimum 40% ABV.
However, most whiskey critics agree: Flavors can feel thin or short on the finish.
Many premium Scotch and Bourbon producers prefer bottling between . There is a scientific reason for this: non-chill filtration .
In the United States, alcohol "Proof" is simply double the ABV. whiskey alcohol content percentage
At this level, water is rarely needed. The whiskey is already diluted to its "release point." Many premium Scotch and Bourbon producers prefer bottling
To be legally labeled as whiskey in most major markets, the spirit must meet a minimum bottling strength of . Scotland (Scotch): Minimum 40% ABV. whiskey alcohol content percentage
However, most whiskey critics agree: Flavors can feel thin or short on the finish.