Are you gonna branch out of whiskey, or you go whiskey, whiskey, whiskey?
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Correction: Astute whiskey drinkers have pointed out that whiskey on the rocks tastes different than whiskey diluted by water.
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Buy Now Whiskey Cocktail Map, $277 Ever drink so much whiskey that you forget how to make whiskey-based cocktails?
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The first whiskey releases by Heaven's Door include a Tennessee Straight Bourbon Whiskey, which has been aged for six-and-a-half years; a Double Barrel Whiskey; and a Straight Rye Whiskey.
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Alibaba has 100 pages of whiskey stone options, and Amazon has so many styles that they even take the shape of whiskey footballs, whiskey diamonds, and whiskey bullets in silver and gold.
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How does craft scotch whiskey differentiate itself from other whiskey?
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It might look like a travel-sized whiskey (and whiskey lovers do travel with whiskey), but please, do not try to drink it.
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We cannot confirm whether the whiskey is really whiskey, but...yeah.
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"It's absolutely the whiskey for the non-whiskey drinker," they tell us.
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A shot of whiskey is a shot of whiskey every single time.
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It is used in old-fashioneds, whiskey sours and other whiskey cocktails.
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Whiskey for Couples: Japanese Whiskey, $120 for two, 6 to 7 p.m.
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I bought cigarettes (I don't smoke) and drank whiskey (I hate whiskey).
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Forget all those whiskey brands from musicians and celebs — there's AI whiskey now.
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Suntory, a prominent whiskey distiller in Japan, is releasing a rare single malt whiskey.
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Whiskey One serving of whiskey contains as many antioxidants as a glass of wine.
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When the whiskey company Glenlivet announced its now infamous edible whiskey capsules, swiftly dubbed "Whiskey Tide Pods," it was mercilessly mocked on late-night talk shows and Twitter.
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In his speculation, the appeal of whiskey stones to non-whiskey drinkers could have had some pull as well, as people suddenly found themselves knowing more whiskey-drinkers.
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It used to be that when you wanted to drink whiskey, it tasted like, well, whiskey.
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Home to more than 40 whiskey distilleries, Australia is largely unknown as a whiskey-producing nation.
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The whiskey shampoo and leave-in set is a tempting cosmetic experiment for any whiskey lover.
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That said, Irish whiskey is also having a moment in the rest of the whiskey-drinking world.
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Equally with whiskey, you would just drink whatever whiskey you were inclined to drink, without asking questions.
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But there's much more on the way, including bourbon, rye whiskey, single malt whiskey, and fruit brandies.
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Whiskey can add a kick to a whole lot of foods, and Jack Daniel's sells a variety of booze-soaked items with culinary applications in their online store, including whiskey cake; whiskey-based beef, steak, pork and chicken rubs; whiskey-flavored pecans; and charcoal and wood smoking pellets.
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With whiskey back in vogue again in the early 173st century, many whiskey-makers are keen on emulating antiquated styles—including Irish single pot still whiskey, of which this pricey bottle is a prime example.
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Distiller Jim Beam has added several new rye whiskey brands recently, including a 100 percent Canadian Club rye whiskey.
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Exports to some key overseas markets gyrated wildly last year for producers of bourbon, Tennessee whiskey and rye whiskey.
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You might stir a particular whiskey with a particular soda six times but this other whiskey maybe nine times.
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PLAYING WITH WHISKEY Another favorite spot is Barcade in Williamsburg, where I play classic arcade games while drinking whiskey.
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Heaven's Door makes a Tennessee bourbon, a double-barrel finished whiskey and a rye whiskey, according to its website.
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Get one for your favorite whiskey lover, and then get one for yourself to instantly become a whiskey lover.
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If he takes his whiskey on the rocks, these marble whiskey stones will ensure his favorite drink doesn't get diluted.
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The scientists measure the degree to which each whiskey changes the tubes to identify the type of whiskey being tested.
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"), Trixie's reasons for giving up whiskey ("I used to drink whiskey, but it turns out diarrhea is not for me.
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To its fans, the phrase "Tennessee whiskey" is as simple to understand as it is to drink: whiskey from Tennessee.
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Maybe like Scotch whiskey, if you just called it whiskey, then it could come from any place in the world.
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Corkcicle Whiskey Wedge, available at Amazon, $17.95Skip the whiskey stones this year and get this eye-catching conversation starter instead.
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"Ireland became the global powerhouse of whiskey production in the 1900s," explained William Lavelle, head of the Irish Whiskey Association.
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The so-called Whiskey Tax did not sit well with farmers and whiskey distillers -- particularly in Western Pennsylvania, where the "Whiskey Rebellion" lead to the largest confrontation among American citizens between the Revolution and the Civil War.
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"Being named 'whiskey stones' or being sold as a whiskey accoutrement, I think, has gone hand in hand with the explosion of interest in whiskey in general in the last decade," Whittington told VICE in a phone call.
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It is hard by Whiskey Chute, a stream named after a cargo of whiskey scuttled by brigands during a fire-fight.
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We can even get ourselves those expensive whiskey rocks — and a hell of a lot of whiskey to go with them.
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China, one of the world's fastest growing markets for U.S. whiskey, wants to slap a 25 percent tariff on whiskey imports.
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This whiskey-scented cologne not only cements your status as a whiskey lover, it lets others in the room know, too.
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What better way to hold your whiskey bottles than in a wooden stave shelf made from real bourbon and whiskey barrels?
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"I can heal you from the yoga with the whiskey or heal you from the whiskey with the yoga," he said.
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It's an update on the ever popular whiskey sour that uses Wild Turkey American Honey® instead of a non-flavored whiskey.
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"Irish whiskey has experienced a rapid resurgence along with the global growth and appreciation of whiskey," said Ivan Hidalgo, Kilbeggan's managing director.
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Whiskey, whose registered show name is GCHP Pinnacle Tennessee Whiskey, first topped the Hound Group before moving into the Best in Show round.
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For fuck's sake, she did take him to one of the best whiskey bars in America, the Multnomah Whiskey Library in Portland, Oregon.
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American whiskey has its own rules and distillation processes — and once you throw in bourbon and rye whiskey things get even more complicated.
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Set aside that whiskey and bourbon, because the Starbucks Reserve Whiskey Barrel Aged Sulawesi is taking center stage at the brand's Seattle Roastery.
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Combined U.S. revenues for bourbon, Tennessee whiskey and rye whiskey rose 6.6 percent, or $224 million, to $3.6 billion in 2018, council said.
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It's the first single-grain whiskey produced in South Africa, and the first whiskey from that country to arrive in the United States.
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Any self-proclaimed whiskey lover shouldn't be without their own whiskey flight, perfect for trying out some samples or just holding your drinks.
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My guess is there's a whole lot of people trying to buy things for whiskey people going, 'Oh, whiskey stones—that sounds cool.
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Read more: What whiskey 'unicorn' Conor McGregor is actually like, according to his Proper No. Twelve business partner McGregor's whiskey brand, Proper no.
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BarMe 850ml Whiskey Globe Decanter Give two gifts in one with this globe that doubles as a desktop whiskey decanter (but scotch, rum, vodka, and wine can also join.) Handcrafted with a gorgeous glass sailing ship inside, the BarMe Whiskey Decanter makes for a unique decoration in any home — and is way more aesthetically pleasing than an actual bottle of whiskey.
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When you add a drop of whiskey, the chemicals in the whiskey interact with the solution to make it either more or less fluorescent.
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"I would love for my customers to be my shareholders," says Lix, whose Cleveland Whiskey LLC says it can age whiskey in 24 hours.
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Levitating Whiskey Cup for $130 ($70 off): This levitating whiskey glass uses a magnetic base to propel your favorite 12-year into the air.
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The maker of Jack Daniel's reportedly plans to rise prices for its whiskey in European markets in response to tariffs on imported U.S. whiskey.
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This one not only accomplishes that, but it also grants you extra whiskey points with Glencairn glasses placed in a real whiskey barrel stave.
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Diageo, the single biggest exporter of whiskey from Scotland, exports 80% of the whiskey produced at its 29 distilleries in Scotland to 180 countries.
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There were more whiskey bars than Porta-Potties spread across the concert grounds; even so, the lines for whiskey dwarfed those for the bathroom.
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They include Mr. Minnick's "Bourbon: The Rise, Fall, and Rebirth of an American Whiskey"; "Tasting Whiskey: An Insider's Guide to the Unique Pleasures of the World's Finest Spirits" by Lew Bryson; "American Whiskey, Bourbon & Rye: A Guide to the Nation's Favorite Spirit" by Clay Risen; "The Art of American Whiskey: A Visual History of the Nation's Most Storied Spirit, Through 100 Iconic Labels" by Noah Rothbaum; and "Whiskey Distilled: A Populist Guide to the Water of Life" by Heather Greene.
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There are chances to save on Knob Creek Small Batch Kentucky straight whiskey, Jura Journey whisky, Jack Daniel's No.27 Gold Tennessee whiskey, and more.
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"If I drank whiskey every single day, I would definitely bargain shop for whiskey," Keith Humphreys, a drug policy expert at Stanford University, told me.
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And they won't just buy any bottle of whiskey — it has to be their whiskey, and they're proud about their attachment to their chosen brand.
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Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey prices will rise in the European Union (EU) due to the member countries' new 25 percent tariff on imported U.S. whiskey.
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Their company's key holding is Sagamore Spirit, a rye whiskey company that was named the world's best rye whiskey at San Francisco's World Spirits Competition.
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The hot whiskey is so good – they push cloves into a lemon wedge for the drink, which is quite literally boiling whiskey and water. Amazing!
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In their research, chemists Björn Karlsson and Ran Friedman carefully examined a molecule in whiskey called guaiacol, which gives whiskey its unmistakable smokey flavor and scent.
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Each Westerosi whiskey is created by a different scotch producer, and stories of each house also, in some way, mirrors the origins of each whiskey producer.
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Whiskey barrel cufflinks Add a rustic look to your dad's wardrobe with these cufflinks made from olive wood and whiskey barrel from the Jack Daniel's distillery.
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But Patel, the top whiskey collector in the United States, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" whiskey enthusiasts can begin investing in spirits at a considerably lower price.
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Fueled by their love of whiskey, the guys were inspired to launch their own brand, Old Camp Peach Pecan Whiskey, which is now available for purchase.
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What's difficult is replicating whiskey — in part because we don't really know how the chemical parts of whiskey interact with our senses of smell and taste.
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Scotch whiskey company Glenlivet has launched an already controversial new product: "The Capsule Collection," which sells whiskey in small, biodegradable pods that dissolve in your mouth.
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An overarching criticism of the whiskey pods was that the capsules would "cheapen" the mystique of the Glenlivet brand and ruin the experience of drinking whiskey.
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Gift the Whiskey Barrel and Olive Wood Cufflinks, $18 You can choose from a clean or charred whiskey barrel, or olive wood to grace these accessories.
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"706 Whiskey Whiskey, did you see an aircraft near the freeway on short tunnel?" an air traffic controller asked an incoming plane, according to 12 News.
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Two pieces in this exhibition come from Whiskey and Cigarettes (1990), a series made with this technique and consisting of cigarette ads superimposed on whiskey ads.
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Mike Veach, a whiskey historian in Kentucky, said many of the Maryland distilleries before 1906 were actually rectifiers — plants that bought unaged whiskey from elsewhere, then redistilled it, or aged it, or added something to it to make a final product they could legally call whiskey.
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Consumer demand for whiskey has left distillers such as Brown-Forman Corp's Jack Daniel's hustling to keep up, given whiskey maturation can take four to seven years.
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His whiskey Obi-Wan, if you will, was Kentucky master distiller Jim Rutledge, of Four Roses Distillery, who instructed him in the ancient art of Kentucky whiskey.
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The whiskey-flavored coffee comes from JD and World of Coffee, according to the Tennessean, and it's a 100-percent Arabica blend infused with real deal whiskey.
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Bourbon, Tennessee whiskey and rye whiskey accounted for 85 percent of the American spirits exported to the EU, according to figures from the American Craft Spirits Association.
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The distillery features beer and whiskey flights, 8 to 12 beers on tap, and limited-release bottles of whiskey that are exclusively available for purchase on-site.
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"I liken covering American whiskey to covering sports," said Fred Minnick, who writes about whiskey full time and is the author of three books on the subject.
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The recognition vaulted Australian whiskey into global consumer consciousness, setting off a renaissance in the country's whiskey distilling — and a different way of thinking about the craft.
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During that time, Teeling Whiskey launched a portfolio that included products ranging from its flagship small batch whiskey finished in rum barrels to its 30-year single malt.
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Ultimately, she decides that whiskey number one is her least favorite—although she says she'd never spit whiskey—which turns out to be Four Roses Small Batch Select.
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The spirit-free beverages all start with Guatemalan beans aged in Knob Creek Whiskey barrels, giving them a hint of whiskey flavor with none of the ABV percentage.
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Empire Rye is a rare effort to define a regional identity for a whiskey, but New York is far from the only place with an emerging whiskey style.
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Considered to be one of the oldest remaining bottles of whiskey of its kind, the bottle of Allman's Pot Still Irish whiskey was bottled in 1916 at a distillery called Nuns Island in Galway for one Captain R.E. Palmer, with the whiskey itself made by Allman's Bandon Distillery in West Cork.
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In fact, the vast majority of craft distillers in Tennessee supported the legislation because they know that the term 'Tennessee whiskey' means quality whiskey to consumers around the world and they didn't—and don't—want to do anything to harm the reputation of the whiskey we're making in our state.
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Suntory, one of the world's premier whiskey distillers, announced on Thursday that it will soon release a limited-edition 55-year-old Yamazaki single malt whiskey, according to Reuters.
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Virginia Black Decadent American Whiskey, the new collaboration between spirit mogul Brent Hocking and Drake, markets itself as a sexy, luxury whiskey that's easy to drink a lot of.
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" Alcohol: 'Whiskey, beer and other intoxicating liquors" … "two quart bottles of champagne, and a bottle of cocktail made from whiskey and other things" … "a brandy flask" Case: Dolan v.
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The 112 acre "whiskey wonderland," thought to be the largest whiskey distillery west of the Mississippi, also has a tavern and a historic 18-hole golf course on site.
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More recently, federal courts rejected a whiskey distillery's argument that the Clean Air Act prevented its neighbors from doing anything about the "whiskey fungus" the distillery dumped on them.
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Perhaps one of the most obvious gift ideas on this list, a whiskey cocktail book would be a perfect tool for any whiskey lover to keep in their arsenal.
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Miranda Lambert -- "Drowns The Whiskey" Keith Urban feat.
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Now, in the great whiskey war of whether or not one should add water, some chemists have chosen a side: they say yes, you should add water to your whiskey.
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One likely scenario would be pushing for legislation which would require different labeling statements, so that a technologically-aged whiskey couldn't use the term 'whiskey' on the label, for instance.
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I live in the beating heart of bourbon country—Louisville, Kentucky—where the only thing people in my circles do more than drink bourbon whiskey is talk about bourbon whiskey.
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Universal Whiskey Experience founder Mahesh Patel has been collecting whiskey for more than 30 years, amassing a stockpile of 5,000 plus bottles with a value he estimates at $10 million.
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Read MoreThe perfect whiskey gift guide Melton said Wednesday that Julian Van Winkle III, grandson of Julian "Pappy" Van Winkle Sr., raised concerns about putting the whiskey up for sale.
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Whiskey, whose registered show name is GCHP Pinnacle Tennessee Whiskey, topped more than 2,000 other dogs with help from his handler and part owner Justin Smithey of Sugar Valley, Georgia.
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He believes that Scots were most likely the first to dilute their whiskey in the glass, while blenders and distillers of whiskey decide how much to dilute their products individually.
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For a taste of Texas-made whiskey and bourbon, visitors can now head to southeast Fort Worth, which is home to Firestone & Robertson Distilling Co.'s new Whiskey Ranch complex.
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Whiskey brands generally come from two sources: Distillers who make the whiskey and bottle it themselves, like the Buffalo Trace distillery in Frankfort, Ky., which issues the Van Winkle whiskeys.
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In the whiskey category, the company has been working on increasing the market penetration of its Bushmills brand, a premium Irish whiskey that is consumed primarily in the U.S. and Europe.
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It's a mixed bottle of hand-selected casks of two-year-old Texas Bourbon, a three or four-year-old Tennessee whiskey and a 10 or 11-year-old Tennessee whiskey.
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George Washington, they wrote, ordered the prosecution of people involved in the Whiskey Rebellion by distillers in western Pennsylvania who rose up against the federal whiskey tax and threatened its enforcers.
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That being said, some weekend mornings just beg to be spent at home, whether it's because you pounded too many whiskey sodas last night or because… nah, it's definitely the whiskey.
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" But Howard, sipping his whiskey, replies coldly, "We'll see.
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"If at my home, I pour whiskey from a bottle into a flask and then I bring the flask to a party at a different location, and I pour whiskey into the punch bowl there, nobody would say that I had added whiskey to the punch from the bottle," the attorney, Malcolm Stewart, said.
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In May, a rare, 60-year-old Macallan whiskey sold at for $1.01 million at Bonhams Hong Kong, setting the record for the world's most expensive bottle of whiskey sold at auction.
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Whiskey ice is very important aspect of drinking a good whiskey, which you'll need a lot of if you're going to be interacting with your great grandfather for more than three minutes.
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With this whiskey, cider, and rosemary punch, MUNCHIES' own Julia Ziegler-Haynes is confident that a gallon of apple cider and a little rosemary can forgive even the bottom-est shelf whiskey.
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PIE & WHISKEY (Sasquatch Books, $19.95.) This project began as a reading series organized by Lebo and Ligon, in which they sent 12 writers a pie and whiskey prompt to inspire new work.
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The libretto has moments of Hanif's anarchic humor: one of the main characters is a cabinet minister named Maulana Whiskey (essentially, Whiskey Priest), and Benazir is called by her childhood nickname, Pinkie.
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The United Kingdom, which was the top market for U.S. whiskey in 2018, imported $101 million of U.S. whiskey last year, cutting its imports by nearly a third from the previous year.
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Give two gifts in one with this globe that doubles as a desktop whiskey decanter (but scotch, rum, vodka, and wine can also join.) Handcrafted with a gorgeous glass sailing ship inside, the BarMe Whiskey Decanter makes for a unique decoration in any home — and is way more aesthetically pleasing than an actual bottle of whiskey.
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"If, at my home, I pour whiskey from a bottle into a flask and then I bring the flask to a party at a different location and I pour whiskey into the punch bowl there, nobody would say that I had added whiskey to the punch from the bottle," Steward said before the Supreme Court Wednesday.
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"If at my home I pour whiskey from a bottle into a flask and then I bring the flask to a party at a different location and I pour whiskey into the punch bowl there, nobody would say that I had added whiskey to the punch from the bottle," Deputy Solicitor General Malcolm L. Stewart said.
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She quotes, for example, a fawning 1967 Life magazine profile of Berryman, "Whiskey and Ink, Whiskey and Ink," which asserted that Berryman needed both "to survive and describe" his acute sense of mortality.
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Stock Spirits said the stake in Quintessential Brands Ireland Whiskey Limited, which owns The Dublin Liberties and The Dubliner Irish Whiskey brands, is expected to be earnings enhancing to shareholders in four years.
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No matter how robust whiskey sales may seem, they are dwarfed by those for vodka, America's most popular spirit: close to 103 million cases in 2016, more than all categories of whiskey combined.
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It also works with whiskey, bottles of wine, and tea.
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It also works with whiskey, bottles of wine, and tea.
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That's not to say Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is without flaws.
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Southern Homewares Marble Whiskey Stones – Set of 9, $10; walmart.
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Zelda shoots back straight whiskey and talks about free love.
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What do you get a whiskey lover for the holidays?
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Making malt whiskey is much more complicated than making bourbon.
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I think malt whiskey will go through that same evolution.
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This news comes at an interesting period for whiskey aficionados.
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And cask whiskey is even stronger, sometimes 65 percent alcohol.
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In the corner, Bryce is unfazed and still pouring whiskey.
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I have to go out, I need to drink whiskey!
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Looks like it's time to move from whiskey to rum.
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Only 22018 of the Macallan 753 malt whiskey were made.
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Keith's debut solo album, Whiskey & Lace, was released in 2013.
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"Actually, whiskey is a very interesting beverage," you might say.
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Gran holds the drunk's whiskey bottle up against the light.
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Somebody would chat up and have a whiskey with me.
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Having said that, the rest of Whiskey gets things right.
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I like my whiskey on the rocks, usually Jack Daniel's.
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"It was a surprisingly rough and raw whiskey," he said.
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But they're actually helping at least one industry: Irish whiskey.
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What did you want to do different from Whiskey Icarus?
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Ah wine pearls, the sophisticated cousin of the whiskey stone.
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These debauched nights are exuberantly recreated in Whiskey Tango Foxtrot.
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In college, she'd down whiskey shots and discuss batting averages.
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The whiskey bottle and glasses were also handmade by Guth.
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"Congress was trying to prohibit whiskey in punch," he said.
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Whiskey for everyone to celebrate when the war was over.
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Game 1 rating: Lost In Translation whiskey ad Bill Murray.
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Cohan then joined ABC series "Whiskey Cavalier" as a lead.
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The room was thick with smoke and smelled of whiskey.
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According to Wiseman, Swift has a real appetite for whiskey.
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"Rice added: "That's where McGregor's whiskey belongs, the scumbag lowlife.
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"Vice" has only the whiskey, served quietly, with extra remorse.
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All they need to do is add whiskey or rye.
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The Toronto cocktail contains fernet, rye whiskey, and maple syrup.
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A shot of scotch whiskey each day at 5 p.m.
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Whiskey and Pringles — just like we had at family dinners.
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You order bourbon because American whiskey is fucking delicious. BDE.
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Order good whiskey, neat, and polish your cowboy boots beforehand.
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He's a big whiskey fanatic, and a lovely, lovely man.
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Others are experimenting with aging in whiskey or rum barrels.
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U.S. whiskey imports are in second place but growing rapidly.
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Whiskey. • There's a new comeback of the gateway drug theory.
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He's filthy, smells of whiskey and his pockets are empty.
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I booked this with Tennessee Whiskey Tours before my trip.
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"When the whiskey comes out, good stuff happens," Daughtry says.
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The Kobe Highball ($212) offers double the amount of whiskey.
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It's the one adorned with pens and bottles of whiskey.
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We'd stay up all night drinking whiskey and smoking cigarettes.
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He pours himself a whiskey and a tea for me.
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Never has a good old American whiskey been more complex.
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He likes whiskey, dogs, leather belts, escalators, and pocket watches.
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After some early hiccups, they introduced whiskey to the masses.
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But he explained that making whiskey is a guessing game.
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It's hard to know what to make of this whiskey.
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She made rice and stew and served whiskey and wine.
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Maybe you're more of a Scotch or Irish whiskey person.
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Is the whiskey world becoming more like the wine world?
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Do you have a friend who really enjoys their whiskey?
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Whiskey lovers might want to give this trick a try.
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In recent years, critics have turned against the whiskey stone.
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Therefore, the only alternative was to distill grain into whiskey.
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Whiskey Myers frontman Cody Cannon isn't crazy about following trends.
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Each year, whiskey fans donate to charities of their choice.
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French wines and Scotch whiskey would also face the tariff.
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Retaliatory targets for the bloc could include American whiskey imports.
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He even has his own brand of whiskey, Haig Club...
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Business Briefing Combined United States revenues for bourbon, Tennessee whiskey and rye whiskey jumped 7.8 percent to $2.9 billion in 2015, up $210 million from the previous year, according to the Distilled Spirits Council.
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What they discovered is that guaiacol is most present at the surface of diluted whiskey, which is why whiskey with added water tastes better: The taste molecules are at the top of your glass.
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Evoke the smells of autumn with cinnamon, smoky whiskey, maple syrup, and apple cider in this seasonal whiskey cocktail, and get ready to chat up all those cousins you haven't seen since last year.
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For under 200 yen, which is about $2, you can grab a variety of sparkling cocktails such as Suntory highballs (a blend of whiskey and sparkling water), coke and whiskey, and zero-calorie cocktails.
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Malt whiskey is still beer, so the first thing that happens when you want to be a malt-whiskey producer is you become a brewer, so that's a step above cooking grain to distill bourbon.
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Conor McGregor would like to apologize ... to absolutely f**kin' nobody all you whiskey drinkers who have been dyin' to get their hands on his Proper 12 whiskey ... saying he's sorry for the worldwide shortage.
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"The only time I do highly recommend adding water is when drinking a cask-strength whiskey, a whiskey that has been bottled straight from the barrel to the bottle without addition of water," she said.
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That doesn't mean that Maryland rye was necessarily dangerous or low quality, said John Lipman, another whiskey historian who has done extensive research on Maryland rye; it just wasn't the unadulterated whiskey we expect today.
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The pair began bottling and selling water straight from the limestone aquifer, and soon earned the attention of whiskey snobs near and far looking to prove just who is the whiskey snobbiest of them all.
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Better finish that bottle of whiskey during tonight's Outlander viewing party.
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Check out the WIRED video review of Whiskey Tango Foxtrot above.
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All the whiskey and junk food made my insides feel radioactive.
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Don't forget the sunscreen or the whiskey flask disguised as sunscreen.
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We don't have many details on Whiskey Lake as of yet.
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I purchased one drink: Jack Daniel's Honey Whiskey and ginger ale.
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"Some of the men drink whiskey and touch women," says Esraa.
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I mean, you can truly only have so many whiskey stones.
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Clear Creek makes very small quantities of an extraordinarily peated whiskey.
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Started from the bottom, now we're drinking "not prohibitively expensive" whiskey.
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A whiskey-drinking pop star is a more relatable pop star.
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I, for one, love chocolate milk served in a whiskey tumbler.
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Let's get the lemon cakes and whiskey ready for April 14.
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She spends some of her paycheck this week on Canadian whiskey.
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He swung by the store for a bottle of Canadian whiskey.
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But put down the emergency whiskey, and don't panic just yet.
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Gran is snoring again, clutching her whiskey bottle to her chest.
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Gran smiles, more or less toothlessly, and raises her whiskey bottle.
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The interview included the two men drinking whiskey and smoking weed.
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Let us know how your wall-mounted whiskey shelf turns out.
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We took a shot together and shared a glass of whiskey.
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Items include a divorce attorney, a vibrator and lots of whiskey.
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He had whiskey breath that would come out of his mouth.
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Pints of whiskey and pints of Chubby Hubby keep you numb.
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My father stood facing us all with his tumbler of whiskey.
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In stronger whiskey, the guaiacol is evenly mixed throughout the drink.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWN CONOR MCGREGOR PUNCHES AN ELDERLY MAN OVER WHISKEY!
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The session was a long whiskey-fueled night - unhinged, for sure.
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That doesn't undermine Whiskey Tango Foxtrot's playfulness, or its comic energy.
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One such producer carries a significant historical connection to Tennessee whiskey.
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Prichard crafts a perfectly mellowed Tennessee whiskey, absent of any charcoal.
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In Primm, Nevada, there's a hotel and casino named Whiskey Pete's.
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There was just one problem: What do I know about whiskey?
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Fruitcake soaked in whiskey is a traditional Christmas dessert in Kentucky.
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They love to laugh, stay active, drink whiskey and eat tacos.
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Insiders began to wonder if the whiskey boom might go bust.
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You can try Blood Orange & Whiskey, Pineapple & Rum, or Apple & Bourbon.
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The menu offers espresso martinis, cold brew, cream sodas, and whiskey.
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It also sends $466 million worth of whiskey exports to Europe.
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The door was finally opened, to reveal laughing jurors and whiskey.
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With sleeping pills and whiskey, the arrangement proved to be warmer.
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The new levies cover apples, cranberries, cheeses, potatoes, pork and whiskey.
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What if I put whiskey in milk and pretend it's Baileys?
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Also, U.S. farmers who buy their supplies and machinery overseas. Whiskey.
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This whiskey set is just as sophisticated as it is smart.
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The whiskey and vodka thankfully arrived just moments before Sarah did.
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The Old Fashioned is a classic, strong cocktail for whiskey drinkers.
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He's got a bottle of rotgut whiskey in his lower drawer.
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There is even an E.T.F. that tracks companies that make whiskey.
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I'm not the only one drinking outside the Stranahan's whiskey distillery.
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Longman serves whiskey highballs, but they're made with Jim Beam bourbon.
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Other than the grains, each whiskey is made the same way.
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I just tried to drink some medicinal whiskey and feel unwell.
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WHAT IT IS Whiskey and plain water, served on the rocks.
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British whiskey, salmon and chocolate have been selling in increasing volumes.
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Unlike wine or whiskey, tea is best when it is fresh.
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Then I saw something more bewildering: a small bottle of whiskey.
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Back then, domestic whiskey was considered inferior to the Scottish original.
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The "gray" and "whiskey" spellings are seen (and resented) as Americanisms.
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There's an emphasis on whiskeys and whiskey cocktails at the bar.
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This is a recurring theme in "68 Whiskey&aposs" first episode.
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Because we appreciate whiskey chip content in all its forms here.
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Jane Walker wants her time on the famous whiskey brand's logo.
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We head to a neighborhood bar for a glass of whiskey.
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Mr. Kroc drank the cheap Early Times whiskey, regularly and steadily.
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Betcha wish you were that bottle of Fireball whiskey right now.
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It is the Baltimore Spirits Company, not the Baltimore Whiskey Company.
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"Somebody did you a favor — get him a bottle of whiskey."
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Well, the big bet was to be just a whiskey distillery.
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Now splash a little whiskey into the still hot, empty skillet.
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But for John Quinn of Tullamore D.E.W. whiskey, drinking a whiskey with a beer, or a DEW and a Brew, has little to do with the habits of our American counterparts or the planet's hard drinkers.
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He anticipated the boom in rye whiskey by buying barrels of prime Canadian stock and then sitting on the liquid for years before releasing Lock Stock & Barrel, a 13-year-old straight rye whiskey, in 2013.
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For instance, the caregiver was hiding a bottle of whiskey in her closet—the very same whiskey that Oghi had brought back from a business trip to England—and it was now more than half empty.
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Doc Crow's Southern Smokehouse and Raw Bar, located on historic Whiskey Row in Louisville, features one of the largest selections of bourbon and whiskey in the city, with more than 250 selections from around the world.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Pernod Ricard said on Friday it was acquiring Kentucky-based Rabbit Hole Whiskey, a high-end whiskey and bourbon maker founded seven years ago, as it seeks to expand its portfolio of specialty brands.
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Sam Komlenic, a whiskey historian in Pennsylvania, believes that Maryland rye whiskey varied too much over time, and that the state's distilleries traded too much product with Pennsylvania distilleries, to allow a clear difference in styles.
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The movie, called "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot," comes out on March 4, and my book — also now called "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot" — has been republished, with a photograph of a bemused Fey on the cover, an explosion behind her.
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Straight Rye Whiskey $79.99 750 milliliters 92 proof Most rye whiskey on the market these days is made at a distillery in southern Indiana called Midwest Grain Products, then sold to brands like George Dickel and Bulleit.
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Because of the slightly lower alcohol content (whiskey usually clocks in around 95-proof), the 80-proof whiskey is much smoother and sweeter than your average bourbon — and that's exactly what Hocking and Drake had in mind.
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"If distillers decide to increase the price of whiskey and bourbon that is kept domestically, that would be a negative impact for collectors and drinkers," said Thomas, who curates Jack Rose's whiskey collection of nearly 252,294 bottles.
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American law requires that Canadian whisky be labeled "blended" — which, in the United States, usually means a whiskey that combines a small amount of strong whiskey with mostly neutral grain spirits, creating a cheap, nearly flavorless drink.
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With around 2100,20083 working distilleries in Germany, it's not surprising that many have started making whiskey, especially given Germany's high-quality barley, the main ingredient in both Scotch and Irish whiskey, as well as in German beer.
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They're buying into an entire "bourbon experience," from whiskey-themed boutique hotels in downtown Louisville to trendy restaurants with "curated" whiskey lists to fleets of tour buses carting bachelorette parties and corporate retreats from distillery to distillery.
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Between 2000 and 2010, revenues for American whiskey distilleries grew by 46 percent, according to the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States, and tourists began pouring into Kentucky to see where all that whiskey was made.
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On the lighter side, here's his tale of a drunk selling off his pantaloons for whiskey: Many of the trappers and hunters now collected here were lounging about, maldng small trades for sugar, coffee, flour, and whiskey.
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So in 1998, DeGroff came up with the whiskey-based Belmont Breeze.
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"Check out this totally unsolicited plug for his whiskey hahaha," added another.
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MUNCHIES caught up with Multnomah Whiskey Library's bar manager Michael Lorberbaum—a.k.a.
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Was Bushnell a regular at the Multnomah Whiskey Library before The Bachelor?
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George Washington ordered the prosecution of those involved in the Whiskey Rebellion.
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And their discoveries: one bottle of Kentucky Deluxe whiskey and one rattlesnake.
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But if you've been drinking whiskey on the rocks for years, congratulations.
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The local sheriff estimated the recovered whiskey was worth at least $100,000.
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No wonder the duty-free shops sell those massive bottles of whiskey.
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What they manufacture is [things like] very high-end clothes and whiskey.
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As with Whiskey Lake, Intel has provided no details on Amber Lake.
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Whiskey was stuck on the roof of his Spring Lake Park home.
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It quietly revealed plans to release a PBR whiskey later this summer.
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Who said whiskey-themed gifts have to be so dark and heavy?
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So nothing like the very narrow definition of Bourbon and Tennessee Whiskey.
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There are few things I love more than mechanical watches and whiskey.
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A rare Japanese whiskey is about to hit the market in Japan.
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A whiskey ambassador I met the night before is doing the same.
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"Whiskey and You," Chris Stapleton VIDEO OF THE YEAR "Black," Dierks Bentley
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It has the herbal touch of gin and the body of whiskey.
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He looks like he smells of stale cigarettes and last night's whiskey.
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I had accidentally wiggled a toe in the world of whiskey investing.
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In the video, the couple chugs whiskey and gets into intense fights.
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Boozy vaginas are dry vaginas Have you ever heard of Whiskey Vagina?
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There's also a whiskey worth roughly $800 a bottle tucked away inside.
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Whiskey stones eliminated this issue, and Rabbit took the ingenuity even further.
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"I can make you a nice whiskey drink," the bartender would respond.
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At another house, Clara swigged directly from a bottle of Fireball whiskey.
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He is also opening a whiskey distillery on the Isle of Harris.
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Let me hasten to say that most of Whiskey works incredibly well.
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Schott Zwiesel Bar Collection Whiskey Tumbler, $21960, available at Sur La Table.
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Now the war and wife were history And the whiskey was escape.
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Nixon's Watergate isn't the same as, say, the Whiskey Ring under Grant.
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As for the brand of whiskey -- we're told it was Jerry's favorite.
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Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is a tragic lark, and an enjoyable enough experience.
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Revenge is a dish best served cold — with a side of whiskey.
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How could you produce good whiskey or gin in a compact system?
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Which begs the question: how the hell will an AI whiskey taste?
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Those goods include steel, aluminum, whiskey, toilet paper, washing machines, and motorboats.
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Whiskey. Tango. Foxtrot. We've lived and learned over the past 365 days.
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In a sense, we've been leading up to this whiskey for years.
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In other words, blame it on your brain — and the whiskey shots.
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Beer glasses, whiskey glasses, margarita glasses, and wine glasses are also available.
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For those who've never tried Fireball, it's a hot, cinnamon-infused whiskey.
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"We would share a whiskey and talk about the world," he said.
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George Washington used it to spare Whiskey Rebellion participants from further punishment.
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Ben had another hit; Garver drained his whiskey and poured himself more.
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Bushmills lays claim to being the oldest whiskey distillery on the planet.
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Drunk Shakespeare Actor drinks five shots of whiskey then performs a play.
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It's two black women discussing cultural issues over a glass of whiskey.
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George Washington operated one of the largest whiskey distilleries in the country.
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There's a whiskey barrel-aged cold brew, and this nitro cold brew.
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Ketchup stayed on the final list along with toilet paper and whiskey.
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The U.S. sold about $55 million in whiskey to Canada in 2017.
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Not all detectives have to be brooding, whiskey-swilling clouds of gloom.
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The drink can also be made with rye whiskey instead of bourbon.
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And he later went to jail for selling whiskey licenses for cash.
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The man reportedly refused a shot of McGregor's Proper No. Twelve whiskey.
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Now let's pass some of that whiskey and rare steak to Pelosi.
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The Roastery Boilermaker cocktail combines cold brew, whiskey, and Chicago's favorite, Malört.
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When swished gently in the glass, the Utopias formed whiskey-like tears.
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Justin Bieber better learn to love whiskey and potatoes ... 'cause he's Irish!!!
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But you just drink whiskey sometimes and you have a big cat!
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Dessert is a little cup of tiramisu and a shot of whiskey.
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Indulging in whiskey-smoked s'mores is tempered by plenty of boring salads.
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But what I really longed for was my own glass of whiskey.
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American products targeted by China include soybeans, cigars, electric cars, and whiskey.
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The whiskey will be sold in other provinces starting in late October.
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I'd bet a week's pay it's local whiskey with a forged label.
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I'd smoked a lot of cigarettes and drank a lot of whiskey.
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I could smell him, a mix of kerosene, damp wool and whiskey.
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"People are looking for heavier, bolder styles of whiskey," Mr. Livermore said.
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I'm surprised—I rather enjoy the taste, despite not usually liking whiskey.
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Drunk on whiskey and other stuff, we stumbled out of the bar.
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Add the remaining 25 ml whiskey and stir a further 25 times.
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Now New York State wants to put rye whiskey on the map.
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Finally, the Yamazaki Highball ($2347) gets you 373-year-old Yamazaki whiskey.
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Your regular vodka and whiskey are too wimpy and won't cut it.
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"The Yellow Kid was on gingersnaps and whiskey," for example, Duke said.
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But Taketsuru wanted to make whiskey in a place that approximated Scotland.
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In January, he took aim at India's 150% tariff on imported whiskey.
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Front Burner A coffee infused with Egan's Irish Whiskey from Fire Dept.
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Since the new EU tariffs, American whiskey exports have declined 21 percent.
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His whiskey-colored face fixed in a permanent expression of sour disapproval.
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Technically, buckwheat is not a grain, so is the product a whiskey?
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He drank whiskey, raised cattle, played shaman and sold bow-and-arrows.
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Despite the surge, Irish whiskey is far from the top-selling spirit.
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For me, it's either Japanese whiskey or a nice Brunello from Italy.
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The same company also makes self-cooling margarita, whiskey, and wine glasses.
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Last month, Trump took aim at India's 150% tariff on imported whiskey.
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Hailiang, Bangkok's best Japanese whiskey bar, is half hidden off Soi 93.
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You could say the same thing about the Kentucky whiskey industry itself.
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Americans aren't just buying more whiskey, and paying more for each bottle.
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Subsequent batches were similarly limited, even as demand for the whiskey exploded.
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He grudgingly agreed and wound up landing on a shot of whiskey.
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Mr. Swonger said the targeting of spirits like whiskey is no accident.
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He watched her lips tighten, then unfurl as she sipped her whiskey.
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Aged Bordeaux and single malt whiskey flow freely while clients are entertained.
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Troubled 'Teen Mom' star Ryan Edwards was arrested over a whiskey bill.
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I think of it as the intersection of rye, whiskey, and vermouth.
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He also repeatedly name-dropped the brand — then called Notorious Irish Whiskey — while speaking to the press, and even walked out on stage holding a glass of the whiskey in one hand and a bottle in the other.
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PARIS, June 14 (Reuters) - Pernod Ricard said on Friday it was acquiring Kentucky-based Rabbit Hole Whiskey, a high-end whiskey and bourbon maker founded seven years ago, as it seeks to expand its portfolio of specialty brands.
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The official version of the inception of the recipe of the iconic Jack Daniel's whiskey is that Daniel was working for a preacher, grocer and distiller named Dan Call, who taught him how to run his whiskey still.
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For all of the mustachioed lumbersexuals stuck in a 2009 New York Times thinkpiece about Brooklyn, bacon and whiskey emojis will finally be here—the bacon in the form of two sizzling strips, the whiskey on the rocks.
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Wigle's whiskey trio, called the Terroir Project, goes on sale this fall in select markets and is among the first in a wave of place-specific spirits — whiskey, vodka, rum and others — coming out over the next few years.
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As with Wigle's rye whiskey, there seem to be subtle differences among High Wire's bourbons — the corn grown along the coast produces a funky, vegetal tone in the whiskey, while the corn from further inland produces cleaner, sweeter notes.
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Whiskey, it seems, might actually persuade customers to follow through with a purchase.
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Things didn't improve after I ordered a whiskey neat and grabbed a booth.
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"After 'Whiskey Glasses,' people cheered, I mean, for 10 minutes straight," Wallen recalls.
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You mentioned whiskey prices before, will those at least change if that happens?
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Paksh Novelty 7-Piece Italian Crafted Glass Decanter & Whiskey Glasses Set, $34.99; amazon.
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And unlike Whiskey Lake, there are no rumors currently available about Amber Lake.
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"What we were proposing had never been done within Irish whiskey," says Stephen.
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In it, a bottle of Old Tom's Whiskey—his last and only friend.
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Add the honey, whiskey, vanilla extract, and orange zest and stir to combine.
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He buys me a whiskey soda and 90 minutes later we take off.
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Obtain a gallon of whiskey, and allow it to age for several hours.
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If you've ever had peated whiskey, you'll have experienced a whisper of it.
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As a result, her company's whiskey is in fact distilled in Lawrenceburg, Ind.
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Cohan will star in Whiskey Cavalier, which ABC picked up earlier this month.
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He's pouring himself an alarming amount of whiskey while at an outdoor party.
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Virginia Black is positioned to appeal to a new consumer unfamiliar with whiskey.
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Or try a ginger gimlet and a smoked old fashioned with local whiskey.
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Whiskey, beer and champagne also make it into her songs in this album.
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While the coffee has been infused with whiskey, the drink is non-alcoholic.
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But instead of telling you the weather or setting alarms, Jim pours whiskey.
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The HyperChiller can also be used for wine, whiskey, and other soft drinks.
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So I opted to make the Cherry Bounce, essentially a sweet whiskey infusion.
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He'd be chilling with a beer, got his whiskey and cigarette, just talking.
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Under the proposal, goods including olives, pork, cheese and whiskey would be affected.
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Getting through this hole actually results in a glass of whiskey being poured.
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And "Whiskey Bar" ["Alabama Song"] with that total German up and down beat.
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Perhaps they were spiked with Virginia Black Whiskey, a label Drake owns, though.
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The planned first release is a brown spirit — a rum, bourbon, or whiskey.
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Whiskey out strutted them all to win his 20th Best in Show title.
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Where Whiskey goes wrong–though not fatally so – is in its casting decisions.
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I think these are good attributes for a super-premium whiskey as well.
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Use the money you save to buy your weight in barbecue and whiskey.
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News at the premiere of SNL alum Tina Fey's movie Whiskey Tango Foxtrot.
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It's funny, because the first album was Cheap Trick, Whiskey Icarus was KISS.
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And the cocktails, which skew whiskey, similarly couple familiarity with detail-oriented craft.
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With whiskey distillation, this is where the process diverts from that of beer.
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Mr. Turner reported having seven beers and a "couple of swigs" of whiskey.
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The logo for Proper Whiskey will be displayed in the octagon, McGregor said.
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All we can tell for now is that "Not Enough Whiskey" is bad.
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The goods in question include major U.S. exports like soybeans, cars and whiskey.
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The destroyed whiskey amounted to about 1% of Beam's bourbon inventory, it said.
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The Gold Rush, a honeyed update of the whiskey sour, was created here.
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In 1951, it opened its own cooperage, aimed at the expanding whiskey industry.
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Drake is one of the collaborators behind the luxury whiskey brand Virginia Black.
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Recently, in Heathrow Airport, I saw some crates of "Shackleton" whiskey for sale.
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Ponder the potential inefficiencies of a whiskey popsicle as an alcohol-delivery system.
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It will become a distillery for Tennessee Stillhouse, the maker of Chattanooga Whiskey.
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There was also a custom-designed cake made out of whiskey and Guinness.
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Some bartenders add a dash of egg white to their Whiskey Sour concoctions.
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The European Union was set to tax bourbon whiskey and Harley Davidson motorcycles.
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He tweets, he vines, he drinks whiskey at 3 PM on a Tuesday.
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"Everybody has a little darkness in them," Williams replies, between sips of whiskey.
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Young people just steal a bottle of whiskey before going to a party.
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Then, I emerged, took a sip of my whiskey, and approached the bed.
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He's tried doorstops, windshield wipers, wine and whiskey bottles in place of brushes.
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The funny thing about genever is that, at its core, it is whiskey.
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Delos' son-in-law William (Jimmi Simpson) arrives bearing a bottle of whiskey.
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Just whiskey and soda," he told me, "and the preparation is highly ceremonial.
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"I'm not a prostitute, right?" she later asked nervously sipping her whiskey sour.
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They grow their own food, build their own furniture, distill their own whiskey.
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"The amount of complexity in that whiskey is off the charts," Minnick said.
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Today: The club closed and reopened as the short-lived Whiskey Blu bar.
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Ninety-five percent of bourbon, a major American whiskey style, comes from Kentucky.
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Mies van der Rohe had his whiskey-colored skyscraper and book-matched marble.
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We go through the distillery and Dietrich breaks down the whiskey-making process.
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The American whiskey usually peaks much earlier than long-aging liquors like Scotch.
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Last Drop wanted to expand into American whiskey, but there was a problem.
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"I hope people will still be drinking whiskey in 50 years," he said.
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At Tootsie's, vodka drinks and Fireball whiskey top the most requested beverage list.
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Once his opponent brought whiskey for the voters, Madison didn't stand a chance.
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Before performing, "I'm drinking a Red Bull, a shot of whiskey," he said.
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"He curated this great collection of whiskey from around the world," Wilkinson said.
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Whiskey — or at least the Japanese variety — was no longer lost in translation.
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Similarly, rye whiskey must be made of no less that 51 percent rye.
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The flooding even impacted one of Tennessee's most famous exports: Jack Daniel's whiskey.
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She poured a whiskey with a lot of ice and stretched her toes.
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In a Maker's Mark-themed fun house, people drank whiskey and played poker.
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Sagamore's biggest success may end up being the whiskey business it has spawned.
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Front Burner By definition, whiskey is a spirit distilled from fermented grain mash.
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That we can talk about whiskey in regional terms, as we do wine?
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Because it's tough to fit a whole bottle of whiskey in a stocking!
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"This is Brooklyn," I imagined Boss Tweed's whiskey-soaked voice in my ear.
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To pass the time, some WeWork staff in New York drank Fireball whiskey.
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The rise of the whiskey stone is clear through analytics on Google Trends.
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He also sipped whiskey and definitely inhaled a mixed tobacco and marijuana cigarette.
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The grains for whiskey are planted and harvested each year; grapes are perennials.
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"This decade is the decade we call the Irish whiskey renaissance," said Lavelle.
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Mr. Dedman insists that making a commercially successful whiskey was never his plan.
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A New York City-based group, Women Who Whiskey, started with six people.
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Oddly enough, then, the weak link of Whiskey Tango Foxtrot might be Fey.
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And US whiskey sales are on the rise, too, up 13 million liters.
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Company faces fines from the state of Kentucky Whiskey barrels were piled in a mountainous heap Wednesday after the rest of a whiskey storage warehouse collapsed in Kentucky, nearly two weeks after part of the decades-old structure came crashing down.
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Single pot still whiskey is characterized by being made with green unmalted barley and batch-distilled in a pot still; consider it the heritage stuff that brings a tear to the eye of suspendered, mustachioed whiskey-makers around the world.
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What sounded like hot high school gossip was actually a solution to a problem Goldfarb had had since he started writing his book, Hacking Whiskey, a collection of DIY ways to take your whiskey to the next level at home.
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"What I generally see is, people say whiskey as a general term, and then that's where we say, 'Well, Irish whiskey is a huge part of our DNA and what we're known for,'" said Jillian Vose, the bar's beverage director.
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Read more: What whiskey 'unicorn' Conor McGregor is actually like, according to his Proper No. Twelve business partnerMcGregor has not fought since that bout, but has worked on the promotion and marketing of his popular Proper No. Twelve whiskey brand.
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However far the distillery decides to go, it is placing itself at the center of a larger issue that distillers and whiskey historians have begun to grapple with only in the last few years: the deep ties between slavery and whiskey.
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Following along with the metaphor, David Henkin, a lawyer for the environmental group Earthjustice, noted that with the Clean Water Act, Congress was attempting to keep whiskey out of the punch entirely — whiskey being pollution, and the punch, federally regulated waters.
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BRISTOL, Pa. (Reuters) - When Europe's tariffs on U.S. whiskey hit in June 503, craft distillery Mountain Laurel Spirits LLC lost 10% of its sales overnight as its European distributor simply stopped buying its award-winning Dad's Hat Pennsylvania Rye Whiskey.
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Cathy's Concepts With a Twist Tipsy Whiskey Glasses, Set of 4, $58If they like their whiskey neat while their friends like it straight up or on the rocks, they'll be able to claim one of these etched glasses as their own.
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For all of the grains-and-barrel alchemy of whiskey-making, there is, of course, a more scientific chemical reason why whiskey tastes the way it does—whether it's from Scotland or Kentucky—and that reason is a molecule called guaiacol.
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James Leung, business director at Zhuhai Independent Wine & Spirit Ltd, which imports U.S. bourbon whiskey brand Heaven Hill, said he had been told a container of at least one major U.S. whiskey brand was being held at a Chinese port.
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But he was also a well-educated chemical engineer who enforced high quality standards in distilling whiskey, whether at a major company like Maker's Mark or at small operations like Nelson's Green Brier Distillery, which makes bourbon and Tennessee whiskey.
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Today, Barnes and Noble sells a few sets of whiskey stones ranging in price from $23 to $25; Bed Bath & Beyond sells $215 sets in wooden boxes themed for NHL teams; Williams Sonoma sells a set of skull-shaped whiskey stones.
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Daniel Whittington, a whiskey enthusiast who runs the Whisky Marketing School, recalled seeing similar products marketed for cooling wine or other beverages earlier in his life, but that in the late 2000s, those products began to skew specific to whiskey.
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Meanwhile, he noted that the Scotch whiskey industry is enthusiastically supported by the government.
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Great question, because that is a massive hole in Whiskey Cavalier's huge marketing push.
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Courtesy Sally McKenney Quinn Today we're using Irish whiskey and covering them in chocolate.
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Before the ceremony, his buddies helped to calm his nerves with a whiskey toast.
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In college, I used to take shots of whiskey before giving presentations for classes.
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Yangon now boasts a speakeasy, a microbrewery, and an izakaya selling yakitori and whiskey.
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Decant your whiskey with the help of this adorable little ship in a bottle.
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You can even request a custom engraved plaque for all your nautical whiskey adventures!
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Get back to the roots of whiskey with a personalized distillery tour through Ireland.
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Do you see something similar happening in the future with American single-malt whiskey?
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It should be noted here that the Statesmen are very serious about their whiskey.
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When Whalerock Industries bought Whiskey Media, Tested was a property that came with it.
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Pour into individual cups and top with whiskey and whipped cream, if using. Tip!
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As far as consolation prizes go, having a whiskey named after you isn't bad.
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I've found that reading is sometimes made even more enjoyable when accompanied with whiskey.
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As the incisions were made, the crowd drank lemonade and whiskey and bought snacks.
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He then proceeds to grab a bottle of whiskey to wash down his beer.
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Stanfield: [stylist brings him a shot of whiskey in a glass] Thank you, baby.
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He was making lao khao, a white alcohol, often referred to as rice whiskey.
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There's even a jar of whiskey sour pickles in there, for good munching measure.
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Or, you know, an actual glass bottle of whiskey menus the screw top pouch.
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I make them whiskey and Cokes and open a bottle of Moët for myself.
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The verdict is still out on that one especially when it comes to whiskey.
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We all know that one person who maybe likes whiskey a little too much.
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This Amazon Echo doesn't seem to understand that all I want is a whiskey.
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First, we swap out the rum for whiskey and add some Brazilian banana liqueur.
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"Dylan has these qualities that actually work well for a whiskey," Mr. Bushala said.
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"I made a deal with the devil," Jonas says, taking a sip of whiskey.
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I went over to the Whiskey to see them and I was really appalled.
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No biggie, except Blake's usually a whiskey guy ... so he's still smitten, for sure.
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Condom ads run in the same traditionally masculine tone as whiskey and beer spots.
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Whiskey and stout, usually Guinness, has traditionally been the most common pairing in Ireland.
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Meanwhile Jameson Irish whiskey will continue to grow at double-digit rates, it added.
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"He has the money to retire and his whiskey is KILLIN it," said White.
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We want to know what Chicago's version of whiskey barrel aged coffee will be.
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Barring the liquor enthusiasts, attitudes to whiskey and other stronger drinks were undoubtedly similar.
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China and the EU, in particular, have expressed a significant thirst for American whiskey.
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Houston owns two castles, half a whiskey distillery, and around twenty-five hundred sheep.
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Until recently, single malt Irish whiskey, made from only malted barley, was fairly rare.
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The lively argument included discussions of whiskey punch and the novels of Agatha Christie.
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" 58D: TIL that the "Gaelic 'uisge beatha'" is the ROOT of the word "whiskey.
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I don't know if that has any impact on how awesome the whiskey is.
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It tasted like barbecue straight from the hog and whiskey straight from the barrel.
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The classic American whiskey brand is owned by Suntory Holdings, a Japanese beverage company.
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Critics had a blast with "Whiskey Cavalier" even though it only lasted one season.
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He took a full glass of whiskey with him when he left, glass included.
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Other entertainment spaces include a whiskey lounge, cigar lounge, and a formal dining area.
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Delightful's varieties include "drunken paczki," like vodka with custard and whiskey with chocolate cream.
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"There will be lots of champagne and whiskey, I'm sure, for Harry," she says.
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The White House steward finally lured guests outside with tubs of whiskey-laced punch.
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Six states had the Whiskey Sour as their favorite, or most searched-for, cocktail.
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" A man throws back his whiskey with "a quick pelican jerk of the neck.
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He was filmed smoking pot, drinking whiskey and wielding a sword on the show.
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Arts | Connecticut Cool jazz, fine whiskey and smoke-filled rooms used to go together.
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China then announced tariffs on 106 American products such as soybeans, cars and whiskey.
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I ask if I can see the bottle of whiskey used to make it.
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I had a shot of whiskey for the first time ever at her insistence.
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After all, when has adding whiskey to your dessert ever been a bad thing?
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She pours another glass of whiskey from the bottle, which is now almost empty.
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Love the guy, but he isn't gonna put whiskey in your double chocolate dip.
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Fish, trucks, atoms, bears, whiskey, grass, rocks, lacrosse, weird prehistoric oysters, grandchildren and Pangea.
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Ms. Blackburn retreated, while Mr. Bredesen prepared ads with whiskey barrels in the background.
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Eaves also favored Old Carter Whiskey Co. as a traditional, well-rounded bourbon maker.
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The latest is Reese Witherspoon, whose book Whiskey in a Teacup published last month.
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They came bearing white lilies, sticks of incense and offerings of whiskey and beer.
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It's too late for lemonade, too early for whiskey — spritz time on the dot.
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Landis once attributed a suspicious surge in testosterone on too many swigs of whiskey.
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Joyous soldiers, black and white, may have been sharing a celebratory bottle of whiskey.
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From champagne to whiskey, these are the types of alcohol you should be drinking.
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I'm happy that Van Youngman decides to chime in between sips of Irish whiskey.
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And as if that weren't enough, there's a sunset whiskey tasting at 25656 p.m.
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I've had way too much whiskey and coffee and not enough water and food.
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Dietrich ages Stranahan's Original whiskey in a unique variety of barrels for two years.
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It includes the whiskey and sodas that come out of his Toki highball machine.
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He poured himself some whiskey in front of the wall and toasted the cartoons.
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A shot of whiskey does wonders in tempering what can oftentimes lean too sweet.
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He also drank whiskey and took a drag from a tobacco-and-marijuana joint.
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It was all a glorified commercial for Dylan's new line of whiskey, Heaven's Door.
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Ryan Thompson, owner and founder of 10th Mountain Whiskey & Spirit Company in Vail, Colo.
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That night the victor enjoyed his winnings—a glass of whiskey—in the bar.
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Some who've drunk it liken the taste to whiskey, others to salt and ash.
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It is unexpectedly good, especially considering the brewery's relatively short experience with whiskey production.
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Then, there's the stories: Fellow travelers who share relics, memories, and lessons on whiskey!
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For whiskey lovers these days, well-aged rye is a kind of holy grail.
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This is why those big whiskey cubes that fancy joints use are so handy.
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He gave me a tot of whiskey and ginger until my mother came home.
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CBS previously reported on the tech mogul's preference for French food, barbecue, and whiskey.
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The actress' "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot" stumbled with a $7.6 million launch from 2,143 venues.
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Irish whiskey, with its occasional hints of fruit and brine, is another excellent choice.
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Oh, and there were about 20 drink pairings including wine, beer, sake, and whiskey.
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Musk appeared on comedian Joe Rogan's podcast smoking marijuana and sipping whiskey Thursday evening.
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Sixty pounds (1 bushel) of grain distills to 16 pounds (2 gallons) of whiskey.
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The country's retaliatory measures include tariffs on soybeans, corn, wheat, cotton, whiskey and dairy.
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It will also have a whiskey cellar, walk-in wine room and multiple bars.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the location of the Woodinville Whiskey Company.
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You might not even need a whiskey-and-battery-acid cocktail to get there.
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Whiskey, vodka, and rum don't contain any added sugar, and don't even contain fructose.
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And the whiskey distillery he operated on his property was the largest whiskey distillery in America at the time of his death in 22008, producing 11,000 gallons a year, according to the Fred W. Smith National Library for the Study of George Washington.
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The company — which makes drinks such as Absolut Vodka, Jameson Irish Whiskey, and Malibu — is converting its facilities in Fort Smith, Arkansas; Smooth Ambler Spirits, in Lewisburg, West Virginia; Rabbit Hole Distillery in Louisville, Kentucky; and Texas Whiskey Distillery Ft. Worth, Texas.
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Those differences, Ms. Grelli said, indicate that spirits like whiskey can have something that the distilling world has long dismissed: a sense of place, drawn from the soil and climate where the grains grow and the whiskey is made — in other words, terroir.
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But for the most part, they've churned out the whiskey and raked in the profits, aging it in charred new oak barrels for at least two years (the legal minimum for it to be called straight whiskey), but often no more than four.
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A trip to Tennyson country in Lincolnshire ended with whiskey being swilled in a ditch.
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I shudder to think what Whiskey Tango Foxtrot would have been like without Tina Fey.
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But just like I learned to love whiskey, for good or ill, I came around.
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"I've always really enjoyed whiskey personally which was a big reason behind it," Doyle admits.
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And our democracy hung by thread so many times, the Whiskey Rebellion, the XYZ Affair.
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How can you not sing along with Morgan Wallen's current top 10 single, "Whiskey Glasses"?
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His poetry has appeared in The Volta, Guernica, The Literary Review, Whiskey Island, and elsewhere.
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The genome of barley—the grain that's the soul of beer and whiskey—is weird.
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Renee Roth was watching the dog for her son when Whiskey made his move outside.
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ABC has been pushing the Scott Foley-starring Whiskey Cavalier, premiering February 27, for months.
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What do all of those ads during The Bachelor have to do with Whiskey Cavalier?
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My friend covers the Uber since I let her and her friends drink my whiskey.
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For the more elegant whiskey lovers in your life, consider this dainty rose gold flask.
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MUNCHIES: What inspired you to go with single malt as your chosen style of whiskey?
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I'm talking a fifth of whiskey a day for about 15 years during that time.
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There may be whiskey bars and sandwich shops at Burning Man, but everything is free.
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Nothing crazy, but I've found pot, half-drank bottles of whiskey in the cup holders.
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Pop was antagonizing the room, and being pelted with beer, whiskey bottles, bras, and shoes.
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"It's usually a tie, or a bottle of whiskey, or a cigar kit," said Wright.
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It's a Kentucky breakfast in liquid form, with such flavors as bacon, coffee, and whiskey.
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Culinary adventures abound, local whiskey flows and hot springs are the perfect après-ski option.
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"Whiskey on ice, Sunset and Vine / You've ruined my life by not being mine" ("Gorgeous")
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If not, there may just be countless angry brides and whiskey drinkers at their doorstep!
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Plus, whether you're into beer or whiskey, there's a cheddar with your name on it.
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Tennessee whiskey is like bourbon, except after it's distilled, the liquid is filtered through charcoal.
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The ceremony includes pouring whiskey from the canteen, and sprinkling flower petals into the water.
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Whiskey will likely play a contributing role in whatever private moments the two share again.
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If you have a really nice whiskey, it's not going to hurt you that much.
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Several companies, from a whiskey maker to a skateboard manufacturer, currently call City Garage home.
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This leads some experienced tasters to say that whiskey is smoother while whisky is stronger.
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The whiskey makes it an experience … you get to indulge in all three of them.
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You can either twist off the cap and pour it into some fancy whiskey glasses.
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The Whiskey-Barrel Aged Cold Brew was also exclusively available at the Seattle Reserve Roastery.
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Before we start, there's a distillery in Washington, D.C. and I've heard you like whiskey.
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A decent whiskey drink here will set you back under six bucks, last we checked.
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If moonshine is corn whiskey stripped of its frills, vodka ought to do just fine.
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"Every time you kiss me, like some whiskey," Rocky says, to pull things back together.
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Starbucks' newest limited edition brew doesn't taste like hugs or Christmas — it tastes like whiskey.
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WASHINGTON — America's oldest registered whiskey distillery has a particularly affectionate relationship with the U.S. military.
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And at the distillery, only one in 100 barrels makes the cut for this whiskey.
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Along with a few other Grant appointees, Babcock was named in the Whiskey Ring scandal.
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"I had a dream we were sipping whiskey neat," Gomez croons over an acoustic beat.
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A trademark application for the term "bootleg whiskey" had been filed under Mr. Dylan's name.
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Gibby started babbling some incoherent nonsense, knocked over the whiskey, and fell off the stool.
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Cheap whiskey, apple cider, rosemary, and oranges all party together in your favorite punch bowl.
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Kiddie roller coasters are just not his thing -- not without whiskey or beer, we're guessing.
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Mix together Elmer's glue, borax, water and green food coloring in a large whiskey barrel.
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If your whiskey levels start to overtake your drug levels, you'll turn into a dick.
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The wedding reportedly will be Scottish-themed, complete with whiskey and bagpipes, Daily Mail reports.
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Yes, but: These researchers only looked at three of the hundreds of compounds in whiskey.
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He and his guide Sasaki Roshi would sit up and drink whiskey and cognac together.
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But in my mind, pairing whiskey and beer is just an express highway to fuckedtown.
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It's all to kick off the launch of FGL's new Old Camp Peach Pecan Whiskey.
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He quickly received a surprisingly pleasant letter from the Tennessee whiskey maker's California-based attorney.
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It doesn't matter if you go for rum, whiskey, mezcal, or tequila in your punch.
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They are regulars and can't wait for their two intimate hours with great whiskey cocktails.
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In place of Don Draper's beloved whiskey, Hamm sipped at apple juice or iced tea.
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Tennessee is also known for its local delicacy (whiskey); Bourbonine or Whiskine wouldn't be terrible!
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We drank a lot of whiskey and listened to Irish music 12 hours a day.
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And ultimately they were disappointed when I simply drank whiskey and answered their questions politely.
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In the last fiscal year alone, Jack Daniels sold 12.3 million cases of its whiskey.
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There was of course plenty of champagne, whiskey, and a whole wheel of parmesan cheese.
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U.S. whiskey is now exported from small, medium and large distillers located across 6900 states.
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Slavery and whiskey, far from being two separate strands of Southern history, were inextricably entwined.
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I'd be up for some whiskey the odd time, but usually stick to the gin.
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In the summer, he'd be standing there in the evening with a whiskey-and-soda.
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Artisanal cubes, or "hipster" ice, are great for a glass of whiskey or a cocktail.
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The 25 percent tax on imports included products such as soybeans, cars and even whiskey.
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You work so hard at all that you do and your whiskey is no different.
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B28 is a Singapore-based entity that pools money from individuals to invest in whiskey.
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At the age of four, he says, he was traded for a bottle of whiskey.
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And a two-ounce glass of a rare Macallan scotch whiskey goes for about $3,000.
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Stray away from the whiskey stones and ties this year and consider something more unique.
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Why were her clothes saturated with whiskey, she who had been so conventional and respectable?
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She then had to recalculate the fifty-fifty ratio to take into account the whiskey.
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He turns his attention to whiskey and to the drink most Americans love best: beer.
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Still drinking whiskey and beer, they cheered every announcement of a Trump win on CNN.
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A Manhattan is a whiskey-based cocktail that combines vermouth and a splash of bitters.
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Gary Regan's "Joy of Mixology" does not include an egg in its Whiskey Sour recipe.
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They described it as "warming and perfect for fall," much like a whiskey or cognac.
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So focusing on whiskey, which is what the poor were drinking, was easy for them.
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So it just felt fake for me to say I reached for a whiskey flask.
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We split the bill four ways and decide to try a nearby whiskey bar afterward.
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These include levies of 25 percent on major U.S. exports like whiskey, soybeans and automobiles.
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I wouldn't feel any qualms about pouring myself a whiskey, neat, after a long day.
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They'll have lobster or beef and sweetbread and sip on the most expensive whiskey around.
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All he needs is some whiskey, baking soda, hot tea, pliers, and toilet bowl cleanser.
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Why did this particular spirit—rather than whiskey or brandy, say—cause such widespread devastation?
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I offered the group my whiskey, which was received with a college football crowd's enthusiasm.
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I was nervous, so I poured us each two fingers of whiskey into rocks glasses.
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We would wake up, eat together, record all day, drink whiskey and record all night.
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A rum and Coke is not a highball, a whiskey ginger is not a highball.
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Bolt makes the ties in a similar way one might brew beer or make whiskey.
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Its clients include media company Time Warner and the maker of Jim Beam bourbon whiskey.
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Those two companies make about 21 percent of all American whiskey, according to researchers IWSR.
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Mr. Bezos held court around the fire pit Sunday night, tumbler of whiskey in hand.
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Christopher drank all kinds of things, but I think that he was partial to whiskey.
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These soapstone cubes will keep a glass of whiskey cold without watering down your pour.
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Sellers hawked whiskey, beer, and grilled meats to the crowd as they waited for launch.
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Last summer, she tried using the sleep drug Ambien and whiskey, but did not overdose.
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The gentleman spy disdains the thought of drinking whiskey or vodka in a French cafe.
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"The importance of using only pure whiskey cannot be too strongly urged," the article concluded.
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He'll be promoting the whiskey across a six-fight deal he signed with the UFC.
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Try taking a shot of whiskey as your next "fighting off/preventing a cold" excuse.
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A dark-stained wood cabinet nearby holds perfectly aligned bottles of vodka, whiskey and tequila.
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The brandy is a blend of French and California spirits, aged in charred whiskey barrels.
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Founded in 2012 by whiskey maker Kaveh Zamanian, Rabbit Hole produces 1.2 million gallons annually.
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At our own Stranacamp, there's whiskey and coffee to be had, elk sausages to eat.
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Alpine whiskey glass with soapstone base, $75; set of four on soapstone base, $265, simonpearce.com.
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Easy. You make 2 ounces of sanitizer more expensive than 2 ounces of decent whiskey.
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A short walk away is Morgenstern's Finest Ice Cream, known for its cinnamon whiskey flavor.
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Stritch's famous whiskey tenor does the stories — with their glossy exteriors and yearning hearts — justice.
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The new tariffs will target 173,078 products, including soybeans, coffee, whiskey, seafood and crude oil.
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"Except whiskey," he said, before surreptitiously sampling all four items in his companion's beer flight.
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Still, whiskey is a good option for anyone who wants to party like it's 1999.
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Under the trade deal, the country is expected to drastically increase its American whiskey consumption.
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But whiskey has an outsize role as a flagship export, a symbol of "America" overseas.
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They focused largely on Prohibition-era whiskey bootleggers, often supplying their own horses and saddles.
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Sazerac just acquired Southern Comfort, a whiskey-flavored liqueur, from Brown-Forman earlier this year.
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Opportunities to write about American whiskey have grown well beyond trade journals like Whisky Advocate.
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Today, if you find Black Maple Hill rye, it's a young whiskey made in Oregon.
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In return for this promise: a doll-house whiskey from the room's doll-house bar.
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Among the myriad new products under consideration include European spirits such as whiskey and Cognac.
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No one's trying to argue that Glenlivet's whiskey capsules will save the world or anything.
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Adventurous young consumers, weaned on craft whiskey and beer, are eager to try something new.
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Their search for an answer is among the most exciting stories in whiskey right now.
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"I'd like to think there is a common thread to Australian whiskey," Mr. Lark said.
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Other distilleries, nodding to Australia's robust wine industry, age their whiskey in used wine casks.
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In whiskey auctions, buyers pay a premium based on the selling price of the item.
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Mr. Bezos held court around the fire pit Sunday night, tumbler of whiskey in hand.
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Surprisingly, last year, Irish whiskey outsold single-malt Scotch, which was at 2.14 million cases.
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FLORENCE FABRICANT An earlier version of this article misidentified the importer of Bushmills Irish Whiskey.
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The authorities also said he had smuggled gold, whiskey and television sets across the border.
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Mr. Pottinger poured Kessler a glass of WhistlePig whiskey, and the informant began to talk.
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That facility, Kentucky Owl Park, represents the full expression of where American whiskey is headed.
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Canada is putting tariffs on US steel, aluminum, whiskey, toilet paper, washing machines, and motorboats.
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One door down at District Hall, there's rock 'n' roll bingo with whiskey-infused burgers.
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Tina Fey's much anticipated war dramedy Whiskey Tango Foxtrot hits the big screen this weekend.
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Marvin at Shanken Communications has three media brands: Wine Spectator, Cigar Aficionado and Whiskey Advocate.
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No one follows the history of the distilling industry more obsessively than American whiskey fanatics.
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While Lebec appreciates drinking the old stuff, he's most excited about where whiskey is headed.
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He told us about the Japanese tradition of eating KFC at Christmas and how a mini-series about a Japanese whiskey pioneer who studied distilling in Scotland had led to a surge of interest in local whiskey that resulted in a shortage of older vintages.
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This month, led by Mr. Williams, nine New York State craft distilleries — including his Coppersea Distilling — will each introduce a whiskey labeled Empire Rye, creating a new style of whiskey to help them break from the pack in an increasingly crowded craft spirits market.
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Recently, Old Limestone took home a gold medal at the North American Whiskey and Bourbon competition, and—according to Keeney—has earned the approval of whiskey experts including Tom Bulleit of Bulleit Bourbon and Tom Johnson, the president of mixology training program Aroma Academy.
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This is Scotland though, so they head to a pub to drown their sorrows in whiskey.
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There, in his clear block handwriting, it read: CREAM WHISKEY HEROIN My mother was not herself.
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Many of the bottles in Bill Thomas' personal, 4,500-bottle whiskey collection are each worth thousands.
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" The pregnant actress added, "I figure a little shot of whiskey can put me into labor.
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Photo: APThere are plenty of people who enjoy the warm sadness cowboy drink known as whiskey.
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The Pinewood Tippling RoomIf your Twitter bio says "whiskey enthusiast," this is the place for you.
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The European Union was looking to tax bourbon whiskey and Harley motorcycles after on the countries.
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If they imported something, like barrels, from the United States, it would make whiskey more expensive.
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"Whiskey had pushed the screen out of the open window and jumped out onto the roof."
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This Will Chase's agency code name is "Whiskey Cavalier" — it's supposed to stand for his initials.
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Half of this detail makes logical sense, since "Whiskey" is "W" in the military phonetic alphabet.
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If you find it's more on the dry side, add 1 Tablespoon more honey or whiskey.
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Counterfeiters then don't have to worry about mimicking signature colors or consistencies in spirits like whiskey.
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Each bite of the chocolate treat is infused with Irish whiskey for a super classy dessert.
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You look at the two producers of single-malt whiskey in Portland, Clear creek and us.
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They're doing really cool innovation around different styles of whiskey, all of which they make themselves.
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The most popular liquors for use in cocktails are tequila, followed by rum, vodka and whiskey.
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Christmas passed with the mercenaries sharing their whiskey and plotting how exactly they should kill Mayo.
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Then, she said, Berganza invited her to his hotel room to discuss it further over whiskey.
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Globally, exports of American whiskey decreased by 22020 percent in 2019, the group said on Wednesday.
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I'm learning how to make a kickass Old Fashioned, and this whiskey should do the trick.
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Lauren pointed out a clock in the whiskey lounge, which she said has 'read 4.20 forever.'
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In other words, barrels are only used once and then usually sold to other whiskey makers.
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The distillery, in partnership with the World of Coffee, has released Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Coffee.
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