The word 'whiskies' is correct in written English
It is the plural form of the word 'whisky', which refers to a type of alcoholic beverage. You can use 'whiskies' when talking about multiple types or brands of whisky, or when referring to several glasses or bottles of whisky. Example: At the tasting event, guests were able to sample a variety of whiskies from different distilleries. Some preferred the smokiness of the Scottish whiskies while others enjoyed the smoothness of the Irish whiskies.
Also on the north bank of the Brisbane river, once-seedy Caxton Street, near Paddington, is a new social hub, now home to the flamboyant Gambaro hotel and to Lefty's Oldtime Music Hall, which has live bands, 100 rye whiskies, and was named Gourmet Traveller's "best Australian bar 2014".
Halfway between Marble Arch and Notting Hill Gate, its old-fashioned gold fascia boasts of the whiskies and brandies available inside.
There's a roaring fire to sit beside, where you can cradle one of the fine whiskies on offer.
For, alongside an exhaustive list of whiskies from all over Scotland – some exceedingly rare – there's a sizeable selection from Japan.
Yes – it has matured nicely in the 25 years since it was brought into the world, and is worthy of being savoured like the many fine whiskies that appear in its pages.
One outcome of these experiments is several 17- and 18-year-old whiskies that do not seem past their prime.
AS THE sun goes down over Nairobi, a new rich set of T-shirt-wearing Kenyans, most of them black and in their 30s, roar with laughter as they quaff whiskies and smoke giant cigars in the Capital Club, the country's latest temple to Mammon.
English Whisky, founded in Norfolk in 2005 and one of only two British whiskies made south of the Scottish border, earns £650,000 a year.
A half-bottle of Black in Q's costs $19, down from $32 a year ago.Even the cheapest imported whiskies are pricier than Kenya's excellent beers (such as Diageo's Tusker).
But with the EU hoping to win a tariff reduction under a free-trade agreement with the subcontinent, imbibers of cheap domestic brands such as Bagpiper and Antiquity may soon be able to enjoy whiskies made in, or close to, Scotland.
Ishraq Ahmed concedes that the arrested men are his friends, but denies religious extremism (indeed, he complains that the authorities have eyed up his painstakingly collected cellar of wines, Armagnacs and malt whiskies).
