What Is Bourbon Made From, Actually? - Chowhound
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Bourbon is distilled from a combination of grain, yeast, and water. "Mash" is the crushed grain leftover from the fermentation process, and the "mash bill" is the mix of grains used in making whiskey. Every whiskey has its own unique mash bill, depending on the distiller's preferences. In the case of bourbon, the mash bill must have at least 51% corn, though most bourbons on the market contain 60 to 86% corn.…
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