Understanding Stilleries: The Heart of Distilled Spirits Production

A stillery is a place where alcoholic beverages, such as whiskey or rum, are distilled. The term "stillery" is derived from the word "still," which refers to the equipment used to distill these beverages.

In other words, a stillery is essentially a factory or facility where distilled spirits are produced on a large scale. The process of distillation involves heating fermented liquids, such as grains or fruits, to separate the alcohol from the water and other impurities, resulting in a high-proof liquid that can be aged and refined into various types of alcoholic drinks.

Stilleries are typically found in regions known for their tradition of distilled spirits production, such as Scotland, Ireland, and the United States. Some well-known examples of stilleries include the Glenfiddich Distillery in Scotland and the Jim Beam Distillery in Kentucky.

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