What's the difference between brandy, whisky and Volga?

1. Brandy, originally from Brandewijn in the Netherlands, means "shochu". In a narrow sense, it refers to the high alcohol obtained by distillation after grape fermentation and then stored in oak barrels. Brandy is a kind of distilled liquor, which is made from fruit by fermentation, distillation and storage. Distilled wine with grapes as raw materials is called grape brandy, which is often referred to as grape brandy. Brandy made from other fruit materials should be added with the name of the fruit, such as calvados and cherry brandy, but its popularity is far less than the former.

2. Whiskey is a kind of strong distilled liquor brewed from grains such as barley. It is aged in oak barrels for many years and blended to about 43 degrees. The British call it "the water of life". ? According to the origin, it can be divided into four categories: scotch whisky, Irish whisky, American whisky and Canadian whisky.

3. Vodka (водка) is a traditional Russian alcoholic beverage; Vodka is distilled from grains or potatoes into alcohol with a degree as high as 95 degrees, then diluted to 40 degrees to 60 degrees with distilled water, and filtered by activated carbon, making the wine more crystal clear, colorless, light and refreshing, making people feel not sweet, bitter or astringent, only stimulating like flame, forming the unique characteristics of vodka. Therefore, vodka is the most flexible, adaptable and elastic wine among various base wines of cocktails.