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What is the difference between Whiskey and Bourbon?

Bourbon is type of Whiskey. Bourbon is only made in the state of Kentuck and contains at least 51% corn. It can be sweeter than other whiskeys. Noteable barnds are Makers Mark, Jim Beam and Knob Creek.

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