This is the only Scottish connection I can find to the Rebel Yell:
I wasn't even aware that Rebel Yell Whiskey had a Scottish connection.
Mark Anthony Henderson Virtus et Victoria - Virtue and Victory
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I may be wrong on this ... but did do a tad bit of research ...
The Scots brought their whisky brewing techniques to North America during their migrations ...
Now ... Scotch ... is distilled in Scotland ... if it is distilled anywhere else, it is just whiskey ...
You can find many whiskies in the south from Kentucky to Florida that all have their roots in Scotland ... but alas ... they are not Scotch, they are uniquely American whiskies ...
Alas ... I do not distill, so I am not an expert ... I do brew ales and make wines ...
This may be a discussion for a different area ... say brewing and pubs?
Last edited by Lake Mist; 19th October 15 at 05:08 PM.
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I may be wrong on this ... but did do a tad bit of research ...
The Scots brought their whisky brewing techniques to North America during their migrations ...
Now ... Scotch ... is distilled in Scotland ... if it is distilled anywhere else, it is just whiskey ...
You can find many whiskies in the south from Kentucky to Florida that all have their roots in Scotland ... but alas ... they are not Scotch, they are uniquely American whiskies ...
Alas ... I do not distill, so I am not an expert ... I do brew ales and make wines ...
This may be a discussion for a different area ... say brewing and pubs?
Makes sense to me. Slàinte mhath!
Mark Anthony Henderson Virtus et Victoria - Virtue and Victory
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