Who would have thought that easy access to grapes in ancient times could lead to the production of one of the most in demand liquor beverages today?

Initially used for perfumes and aromas, whisky is a product of distilling fermented grains. Owing to its mass appeal, the production of this beverage lingered in Northern Europe and its popularity has stayed even stronger in this generation.

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