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>The difference between "whiskey" and "whisky" primarily lies in the spelling based on the country of origin: "whiskey" (with an e) is used for spirits from Ireland and the United States, while "whisky" (without an e) is used for those from Scotland, Canada, and Japan. Both refer to distilled alcoholic beverages made from fermented grain mash.
>The difference between "whiskey" and "whisky" primarily lies in the spelling based on the country of origin: "whiskey" (with an e) is used for spirits from Ireland and the United States, while "whisky" (without an e) is used for those from Scotland, Canada, and Japan. Both refer to distilled alcoholic beverages made from fermented grain mash.
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