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Difference Between Blended Whiskey & Bourbon. Whiskey is an alcoholic spirit made from distilled grain or corn that have aged in oak barrels. There are multiple types of whiskey, including bourbon, a straight whiskey made primarily from corn, and blended whiskey, a mixture of straight whiskey and other neutral grain spirits. Blended whiskey is often regarded as being of lower quality than bourbon, although some drinkers find the flavors are similar.
Let us break it down: The biggest difference between bourbon and rye comes right in the beginning â raw materials. For bourbon, the grain mixture, otherwise known as the mash bill, must be at least 51 percent corn, while for American rye whiskey, it must be at least 51 percent rye. The remaining (up to) 49 percent in both mash bills may come from a combination of grains, including barley, corn and rye.