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Correspondingly, is there yeast in Whisky?
There is no yeast in any spirit. The yeast are used during fermentation, to digest sugars in the grains into alcohol. The alcohol kills most of the yeast, and the beer-smelling stuff is filtered to remove most solids.
is whiskey yeast free?
Another type of whiskey, bourbon whiskey is yet another one of the best yeast free alcohol choices. Though whiskey is a type of alcohol that is made from gluten grains, they are removed to 20 ppm, and are safe to drink for Celiacs. But of course, you have to drink at your own risk, because everyone reacts differently.
Most varieties of yeast will ferment sugar or starch into some kind of alcohol. Wine makers generally use different yeasts than beer makers, because different yeasts also add their own flavor to the drink. If you use a bread yeast, your alcohol may taste, well, a bit like bread!!