Editing Scotch whisky (section)

=== Single grain ===
Single grain whisky is made with water and malted barley but the distillery then adds other grains or cereals, [[wheat]], [[maize|corn]], or [[rye]], for example. From that moment on, it can no longer be called single malt. This type of product must be from a single distillery and is often used in making blended Scotch.<ref name=GGazetteGuide/> Single grain whiskies are usually not distilled in pot stills but with [[column still]]s.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.kilchomandistillery.com/distillery-news/what-exactly-makes-a-scotch-single-malt-single-grain-or-a-blend/|title=What exactly makes a scotch 'single malt', 'single grain' or a 'blend'?|accessdate=7 April 2023}}</ref>