Definition: Bourbons are a type of fermented American whiskey, typically made from corn or wheat. They have been consumed in the United States since the 18th century and are known for their sweet taste and smooth texture. The name "bourbon" comes from the French word "bouillon," which means "soup." Boursins were traditionally served hot, but modern boursins are usually served cold. There is no definitive definition of what a bourbon is, as it can vary by
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