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Those local boys can be rough. | |
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It's been forever since I posted in the 'drinker's thread. | |
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Wine o'clock here tonight. No cocktails, a good Zinfandel will do... | |
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Frühschoppen | |
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My treat for tonight: | |
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Bought me a bottle of Jura yesterday. My favourite whiskey. | |
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Didn't have you down for a scotch drinker .... | |
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Sometimes, when I'm in the mood I have a finger or two... | |
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OK please educate me here. Whiskey and Scotch the same booze? | |
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OK please educate me here. Whiskey and Scotch the same booze? Yes they are the same but "Scotch" refers to it being from Scotland. We will get back to Beer as soon as this question has been answered or maybe not. I never left my beer. :-D Cheers. ____________ | |
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Prost Julie | |
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OK please educate me here. Whiskey and Scotch the same booze? Scotch= Whisky Bourbon/Rye/Blend= Whiskey. And from what I have seen, Single Malt is always Scotch(usually very good!) ____________ Janice | |
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OK please educate me here. Whiskey and Scotch the same booze? Everyting you ever wanted to know about Whisky ____________ | |
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Cheers SEARCHER:) | |
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Scotch whisky is spelt without an e, American and Irish whiskeys are spelt with an e. | |
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Scotch whisky is spelt without an e, American and Irish whiskeys are spelt with an e. Actually not quite as simple as that! The spelling whisky (plural: whiskies) is generally used in Canada, Japan, Scotland, and Wales, while whiskey (plural: whiskeys) is more common in Ireland and the United States. The usage is not always consistent – for example, some prominent American brands, such as George Dickel, Maker's Mark, and Old Forester (which are all made by different companies), use the 'whisky' spelling on their labels, and the US legal Standards of Identity for Distilled Spirits document also uses the 'whisky' spelling. "Scotch" is the internationally recognized term for "Scotch whisky". It is rarely used in Scotland, where the drink is called simply "whisky". ____________ | |
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Actually if we really really want to be pedantic ....... | |
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Oh my, I didn't know there was so much to know about whisk(e)y... | |
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