Hoodoo (also known as rootwork) is Southern folk magic grounded in centuries of African American heritage within the southern United States. Hoodoo is often known by other names including: conjure, rootwork, root doctoring, laying tricks, working roots or doing the work.
Scotch whiskey is only made in Scotland, and it is always made as single malt from 100 percent malted barley in a specially shaped still. Understand the specific characteristics of scotch whiskey with information from an experienced distiller in this free video on alcohol and liquor.
Bourbon is mostly made from corn, at least 51% corn. Rye whiskey is mostly or entirely made from Rye. They differ in many other details - for example Bourbon must be aged in new, charred American Oak barrels and made in the US, Scotch must be made in Scotland, but the big differences are the grains used.