Confused on the difference between spirits?
Look no further, here you will find guides and links that will make you the most informed of the bunch. Tell the difference between Bourboun and Tennesse wiskey, light and dark rum, tequilas, and many others. Also find some great cocktail and food recipies.
Whiskey
- Whiskey Pages
- News and features concerning scotch, bourbon, blends, Irish whiskey, and other pleasures penned by the authors of Malt Advocate.
- scotchwhisky.com
- Information, forum, club, and online shop dedicated to Scotch whisky.
- Jack Daniel's
- Producers of Tennessee whiskeys.
Whiskey Books
Vodka
- Vodka information
- collection of drink recipes for vodka, with it's origin, ingredients, alcohol ...
- iVodka.com
- Vodka guide with information about brands, flavors, distillers, and collectors. Vodka listings are arranged by brand or country of origin.
- Smirnoff
- Includes daily drinks, a cocktail generator, and electronic postcards
Vodka Books
Tequila
- Tequila: In Search of the Blue Agave
- Examines the history and lore surrounding this drink. Also contains personal views, industry information, and links.
- Tequila - Viva Tequila
- Information about tequila and mezcal, including production, links to ...
- Tequila Shots
- Dedicated to the enjoyment of Tequila in all of its many forms, with drink recipes, a taste test, and more.
Tequila Books
Rum
- Peter's Rum Pages
- Collection of rum bottle labels from all over the world.
- Bacardi
- Drink recipes, global bar directory, games, Bacardi history, and rum production process information.
- Captain Morgan Rum Co.
- The Captain Morgan Rum Co.
Rum Books
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- Gin
- A thorough article about the history and types of gin
- Gintime.com
- Gintime is the leading online community for gin lovers everywhere.
Gin Books
Brandy
- World of Brandy
- Examines brandies and brandy producers from around the world.
- Brandy Drinks Page
- Includes recipes and a history of the distilled spirit.
- International Brandies & Wines
- Suppliers of luxury and vintage cognacs and brandies dating from the 19th-century.






