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I believe peat use is rare in the malting for Irish Whiskey. More common in Scotland but still not the majority. But presumably you could burn other fuel and g
by treerock 7y ago
I believe peat use is rare in the malting for Irish Whiskey. More common in Scotland but still not the majority.
But presumably you could burn other fuel and get a similar result. The traditionalists would be grumpy though.
- messe 7y agoIt is quite rare, but not nonexistent. I believe there's only about three to five distilleries who produce or will be producing peated Irish whiskey, at least one of which isn't yet in production at the moment. > But presumably you could burn other fuel and get a similar result I'm not so sure about that. Peat smoke has a quite distinctive smell.