American Whiskey

Mash Bill

The recipe of grains used to produce a whiskey, expressed as a percentage of each grain type. Bourbon mash bills typically combine corn, rye or wheat, and malted barley. The mash bill is the primary driver of a whiskey's flavor profile.

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