Sentence examples for taste of whiskey from inspiring English sources

What do you like the taste of?" "Whiskey," Sid said, and this cut the tension.

And though whiskey distillers often make much of the water they use, there is little correlation between the taste of whiskey and the geology of where it is made, he said.

Growing up with the motto "if you want the taste of whiskey drink whiskey, want the taste of gin drink gin," that makes sense.

He gave me my first taste of whiskey when I was nine, used to let me hold his bong for him, and had me sit on his lap and steer his Camaro when I was eleven.

The amount and type of peat burned helps to shape the taste of the whiskey.

For a taste of Irish whiskey, head to the Jameson distillery in the heart of Dublin, just north of the River Liffey.

Coffee was quickly becoming the normal hot drink of the colonies and a taste for whiskey had been acquired among many of those who could produce it.

At the heritage center you can not only taste a lot of whiskey, all in the name of dispassionate scientific analysis -- not a bad way to spend a foggy morning -- but also tour the 19th-century distillery, now a museum that retains the aroma of whiskey making.

There was also the (non-FLIP-related) baptism of "rua James Joyce" - rather out of town, it must be said - with readings from Ulysses and a celebratory tasting of Jameson whiskey, " o preferido de Joyce".

By Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, February 18 , 1956P. 26 Stanley talk story about going to the Irish Consulate-General for an exhibit and tasting of Irish whiskeys.

Thankfully there wasn't an oversized hat in sight as Ewan Lacey of the IWSC (International Wine and Spirit Competition) started the St Patrick's Day celebrations off early last week with a tasting of Irish whiskeys.