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The Role of Peat in Whisky Production
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Peat is an important component in the production of whisky, particularly in the production of Scotch whisky. Peat is a type of soil made up of partially decomposed plant material, and it is traditionally used as a fuel source. In the production of whisky, peat is used to dry malted barley before it is fermented and distilled. The process of drying the barley with peat imparts a distinct smoky flavor and aroma to the final product.
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The Vital Role of Oak in Whisky Aging: Decoding the Flavors and Aromas
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Oak Barrels and Whisky Aging: Unveiling Flavors & Aromas
The History and Evolution of Scotch Whisky: From Medieval Times to Modern Day
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Explore the rich history & evolution of Scotch whisky from medieval times to modern day. Discover the role of regions & the modern whisky industry. - Tags: Scotch Whisky, Whisky, 威士忌, 蘇格蘭威士忌