They can keep it. The Scots are the only ones who know how to make decent whiskey anyway.
They can keep it. The Scots are the only ones who know how to make decent whiskey anyway.
I was under the impression that InBev was South African for some reason. Probably my advancing senility.
Its not possible for Obama to "grant" a security interest in Federal lands to a Federal creditor.
+1 for the Highlanders!Quote:
Originally Posted by Teufelhund
It's whisky, not whiskey! This is one of the few cases where we Americans use extraneous letters in word compared to our UK cousins. There's a reason the Scots maintain Scotch is just "whisky" and anything else needs a descriptor (i.e., rye whisky, Canadian whisky, Irish whisky) in front of it. [Coffee]Quote:
Originally Posted by Teufelhund
InBev is a merger of Belgian and Brazilian company's.
Testy? Naw, but not really serious either. I don't have nearly the worldly whiskey experience you do, but it seems my favorite scotches all come from Scotland. And yes, it is "whisky" but I'm from America, and I spell it "whiskey."
My favorites are The Balvenie and The Macallan. I always have a bottle of at least one of them at the house, usually a 12yo, but sometimes an 18 for special occasions.
-if we all agreed that only one country/region made good hooch, we wouldn't have such an abundance to choose from. Much like AR's - if everyone agreed that Colt was the cat's meow, there'd be no need for DD/Noveske/LMT/BCM/KAC/Etc. Different people like different things, it keeps it all interesting :)
Ended up with three bottles of Oban Distillers Edition for Christmas - My family knows what I like. [Coffee]
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