WILLIAM LAWSON & APPLE

William Lawsons Whisky & Apple is generally made from only three raw materials: Cereals, water, and yeast. Depending on the type of whisky, different types of cereals are used. Malt Whisky: Only painted barley may be used for the production of malt whisky. Grain whisky: Grain whisky is not burned from barley but from other cereals, such as wheat, rye, or oats. Blended Whisky: This is a blend of malt and grain whiskies. Bourbon: For burning bourbon, at least 51% rye and other cereals such as corn or barley are used. In addition to these whisky varieties, there are still country-specific varieties that use special grain conditions.