Sentence examples for whiskey of choice from inspiring English sources

First manufactured during Prohibition in the small town of Templeton, this was Al Capone's whiskey of choice.

Well, it was the whiskey of choice of Scorsese's father and his contemporaries, and the reference was a wink and a nod to them.

At that Long Island cocktail bar, Elijah Craig 12-year-old Bourbon is the whiskey of choice, raw sugar is the sweetener, Angostura the bitters, and orange and lemon twists collaborate as the garnish.

But after Prohibition's 1933 repeal, American tastes had changed and bourbon became the whiskey of choice, while rye virtually disappeared from liquor shelves.

In the post-"Mad Men" era, old-fashioneds have become the whiskey cocktail of choice: bourbon, sugar, a dash of bitters and ice.

BACK in the 1950's, Scotch meant blended whiskey, the beverage of choice on Madison Avenue and in corporate back rooms, and an emblem of conformity and status in the age of Eisenhower.

Before corn whiskey became the drink of choice, rum, originally known as rumbullion, was America's favorite spirit.

If you were feeling lonesome and blue, or your muscles and joints ached after a week of backbreaking work, beer and whiskey were the elixirs of choice.

Gary Regan, author of The Joy of Mixology, says that whiskey was the beverage of choice, poured neat, on the rocks or with ginger ale.

Bourbon is the quintessential American whiskey and the drink of choice of many Southerners.

Whiskey became the spirit of choice for many American colonists who wished to thumb their noses at England.