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Borg Warner · Posted 02 Jan 2012, 10:40 #21

Whiskey.

Yuk

Yuk

and Yuk again just for good measure.

Duncan · Posted 02 Jan 2012, 10:44 #22

Borg Warner wrote:Whiskey.

Yuk

Yuk

and Yuk again just for good measure.

I quite agree, the American stuff is just not the same.

:gmc:

PaulT · Posted 03 Jan 2012, 08:39 #23

Got absolutely hammered on whisky at the age of 16 and now cannot stand the smell.

About 20 years ago rented a holiday house in the Cairgorms at New Year. The owner invited me in for a 'new year drink'. His accent was very broad and he seemed the ultimate Scotsman. 'What'll ye have' I was asked. Thought 'there is no way I can ask for anything than whisky with the way he seems as he is bound to be a whisky man' so asked for that. He had a gin and tonic!

Bermudan 75 · Posted 03 Jan 2012, 09:44 #24

My father used to own the Smoo Cave Hotel in Durness, Scotland. Whisky sales were higher by volume than beer. :cheers:

Duncan · Posted 03 Jan 2012, 13:03 #25

I think the US spell checkers are having too much influence around here:

Whisky: Scottish spirit.
Whiskey: American Spirit also known as Bourbon.

Don't let your spell checkers auto correct it!

takestock · Posted 03 Jan 2012, 13:06 #26

whissshhhky: after half a bottle :gmc:

raistlin · Posted 03 Jan 2012, 13:37 #27

Duncan wrote:Whiskey: American Spirit also known as Bourbon.

As I understand it, that is the spelling for irish whiskey as well.

Duncan · Posted 03 Jan 2012, 20:06 #28

Ah yes, forgot the Irish. They do some nice ones as well, though none I've checked are as good as the Scottish ones.

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