Question: what is the difference between whiskey and vodka?
Answer: Whiskey is an alcoholic beverage from barley, rye or corn, which is produced by malting (cereal sprouting), fermenting, distilling the must, and maturing the distillate in oak barrels for a few years. It has 40-60% ABV. ... In its turn, alcohol for vodka can be produced from any starch-containing raw material.