Bourbon by LuskT

By definition, the mash bill for bourbon must contain at least 51 percent of what grain?

During whose Presidency did Congress enact a resolution that identifies bourbon as "a distinctive product of the United States?"

Wood from what type of tree, in the genus Quercus, makes up all barrels used to age bourbon?

Bourbon purists call it Tennessee Swill - the rest of the world calls it Jack Daniel's. This whiskey is subjected to the Lincoln County Process, where the whiskey is filtered through what material prior to aging?

Said Tennessee Swill from Q4 is one of the brands of what corporation based in Louisville, which also markets products such as Woodford Reserve bourbon and Finlandia vodka?

Technically a liqueur, what bourbon-like product (owned by the answer to Q5) is native to New Orleans and made from grain-neutral spirits along with various flavorings?

What is the name for this type of glass used to enhance the aroma of bourbon (and other whiskeys, I suppose) when drinking?

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According to this 1897 Act, any bourbon produced under it must be distilled at one location in a single season, stored in a secured warehouse for at least four years, and bottled at 100 proof.

Which city is missing from this list? Louisville, Clermont, Bardstown, Loretto, Lawrenceburg, Versailles, _____?

By law, bourbon cannot be distilled above 160 proof. Even if this weren't the case, distillers could not achieve anything above 190 proof in a standard ethanol-water distillation due to the formation of what type of mixture (from the Greek for "no change on boiling")?

Bourbon mixed with sweet vermouth and bitters (usually Angostura) produces what cocktail?

Which film includes this laudable dialogue?

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