When a product is made, it is not just a thing, there is a story behind it. The story that tells how it was made. This story is sometimes hidden in the name of the product. Be it Swedish whisky or champagne, there is a story behind the name of all.
We will talk about champagne some other time, today we will tell you what is the story behind the name of all the Swedish whisky sold in the market, which is also called Swiss whisky in simple language.
Swedish whisky of Sweden
Sweden, a beautiful country of the world which is generally known for its best chocolates, magnificent palaces and pleasant natural views, is now slowly becoming famous all over the world for its Swiss whisky.
The whisky of this country is as amazing in quality and taste as their names and the stories associated with their names. Actually, the process of naming Swiss whisky is not easy. Before naming any Swiss whisky, complete research is done about its cultural, historical and geographical elements.
For example, take the most popular Swedish whisky Mackmyra. This whisky is named after the village where it was first prepared. The name of this village is Mackmyra Whiskey Village, which is near Gävle, one and a half hours north of Stockholm. Even today, Mackmyra’s distillery is located in this village, where you can taste the best Swiss whisky.
How is the name of Swedish whisky decided?
Actually, Swedish whisky is often named after the place where it was first made. This is done so that it cannot be copied. Understand this from Mackmyra whisky. Actually, Mackmyra whisky was first made in Mackmyra Village and today wherever you find Mackmyra whisky in the world, it must have been made in this village. This means that you cannot call whisky made somewhere else as Mackmyra whisky.
The case of Champagne is also similar. Actually, Champagne is not the name of any liquor. Rather Champagne is a city in France. The biggest thing is that you cannot call any sparkling wine as Champagne. You can call only that sparkling wine as Champagne which is made in the city of Champagne. In this way, Champagne cannot be copied and it always remains unique among sparkling wines. This is the logic behind Swedish whisky as well.
