hey all,

maybe someones knows the brand name.last year down south,i bought a bottle of whiskey.the bottle shape was like regency.seen only once.anybody have ideas what it may have been called?

What colour is the label? and some more description might help

hey all,

maybe someones knows the brand name.last year down south,i bought a bottle of whiskey.the bottle shape was like regency.seen only once.anybody have ideas what it may have been called?

Chevas Regal Dear boy From Bonnie Scotland Cheers,

hey all,

maybe someones knows the brand name.last year down south,i bought a bottle of whiskey.the bottle shape was like regency.seen only once.anybody have ideas what it may have been called?

Chevas Regal Dear boy From Bonnie Scotland Cheers,

That's neither whiskey nor bourbon.

hey all,

maybe someones knows the brand name.last year down south,i bought a bottle of whiskey.the bottle shape was like regency.seen only once.anybody have ideas what it may have been called?

Chevas Regal Dear boy From Bonnie Scotland Cheers,

That's neither whiskey nor bourbon.

Nor does the bottle have the shape of the bottle where regency comes in....

both horrible,give me a good brandy any day.

OTARD,number one but expensive

chivas,very funny.it was more like a crown royal bottle shape,not round,lol.it wasn't like canadian whiskey but closer than the yankee stuff.as far as local(i think it was)it was quite good.to bad i'd been traveling 2 days or maybe my brain would have kept up.thanks everyone for trying to help.in fact is was like crown to taste with a slash of coke.

Edited January 9, 200917 yr by siamjj

chivas,very funny.it was more like a crown royal bottle shape,not round,lol.it wasn't like canadian whiskey but closer than the yankee stuff.as far as local(i think it was)it was quite good.to bad i'd been traveling 2 days or maybe my brain would have kept up.thanks everyone for trying to help.in fact is was like crown to taste with a slash of coke.

So i was WRONG,What i think is funny is that they call American and Canadian Burbon Whiskey, The only country that makes whisky is SCOTLAND All the rest is just not whisky Cheers

chivas,very funny.it was more like a crown royal bottle shape,not round,lol.it wasn't like canadian whiskey but closer than the yankee stuff.as far as local(i think it was)it was quite good.to bad i'd been traveling 2 days or maybe my brain would have kept up.thanks everyone for trying to help.in fact is was like crown to taste with a slash of coke.

So i was WRONG,What i think is funny is that they call American and Canadian Burbon Whiskey, The only country that makes whisky is SCOTLAND All the rest is just not whisky Cheers

And i thought you call it scotch

chivas,very funny.it was more like a crown royal bottle shape,not round,lol.it wasn't like canadian whiskey but closer than the yankee stuff.as far as local(i think it was)it was quite good.to bad i'd been traveling 2 days or maybe my brain would have kept up.thanks everyone for trying to help.in fact is was like crown to taste with a slash of coke.

So i was WRONG,What i think is funny is that they call American and Canadian Burbon Whiskey, The only country that makes whisky is SCOTLAND All the rest is just not whisky Cheers

bourbon is a yankee thing.irish whiskey was brought to canada and its still the same same,different strokes.i am linage to the jameson clan.back to question?

Bourbon, whiskey or whiskie is not the real thing,

The only real thing is called Scottish Whisky or Scotch and is distillate in the Scotland highlands or the Scottish Isles, and the only good whisky is a single malt, all the rest is crap.

And please don't do the barbarian thing mixing whisky with ice or water.

for the connoisseurs, or the ones who like to learn something more about it.

http://www.whisky.com/single_malt.html

http://www.scotchwhisky.net/malt/index.htm

Btw there are some very good Irish single malts also.

And for the Op,

its not the shape of the bottle what is important but what's inside.

Cheers

My favourite non-whisky is Benmore; it's Scottish-made in fact, and it's kind of like real whisky except without the cost and the flavour- like whisky-flavoured schnapps and really cheap!

George Thorogood & The Destroyers - 1 Bourbon (etc) -as live as it gets...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUOeWM6t3wY...feature=related

For Christmas, I got 4 bottles of single malt scotch:

Old Pulteney

18 year old Glenfiddich

12 year old Glenmorangie

Aberlour

and I've still got a couple of other bottles on the go from earlier

what can I say - its a hobby

Drinking the Glenmorangie right now.

Henry, I agree with what you say about the water and ice - but coke is ok right

Whiskey for straight up with possible on the rocks

Bourbon for mixers.

Picked up a very nice bottle of this old 'Crature'...water of Life on last visit to LOS and rather good it is

(although a Blend and not a malt)

just right for a nightcap or 3..with a small touch...kiss of an angels wing ...of H2O ...nought else.....dont mess wiff it

Also real WHISKY does not have an E.......in the word....Gawd elp us......

Whiskey for straight up with possible on the rocks

Bourbon for mixers.

sour mash i.e. jack danials is for mix but kentucky bourbon is ment to be neat i.e. wild turkey

.....What i think is funny is that they call American and Canadian Burbon Whiskey, The only country that makes whisky is SCOTLAND All the rest is just not whisky Cheers

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A glass of whisky.

Whisky or whiskey refers to a broad category of alcoholic beverages that are distilled from fermented grain mash and aged in wooden casks (generally oak). Different grains are used for different varieties, including barley, malted barley, rye, malted rye, wheat, and maize (corn).

The spelling is always Scotch and Canadian whisky (plural: whiskies), and Irish and American whiskey (whiskeys).^[1]

The word "whisky" is derived from the Gaelic word for water (uisge or uisce). Whisky is called uisge beatha in Scots Gaelic and uisce beatha in Irish. These terms mean "water of life" and are related to the Latin aqua vitae.^[2]

Edited January 10, 200917 yr by noise

For Christmas, I got 4 bottles of single malt scotch:

Old Pulteney

18 year old Glenfiddich

12 year old Glenmorangie

Aberlour

and I've still got a couple of other bottles on the go from earlier

what can I say - its a hobby

Drinking the Glenmorangie right now.

Henry, I agree with what you say about the water and ice - but coke is ok right

Your are not an barbarian you are Attila the Hun

Whiskey for my men, beer for my horses.

Wikipedia for the children and the lazy, original websites for the grown ups and the diligent

My tipple is a 12 year old Highland Park!

Old Pulteney

18 year old Glenfiddich

12 year old Glenmorangie

Aberlour

:D

Whiskey for my men, beer for my horses.

Now I guess everbody has his favourite drink it does not matter what it is, as long you enjoy it

My special drink has to be a good single malt but I also enjoy a canadian club some times which I guess

you guys class as a bourbon. And I like a good Cognack, ok spelled wrong, but not a cheap Brandy.

So let's all of us enjoy what we like

chivas,very funny.it was more like a crown royal bottle shape,not round,lol.it wasn't like canadian whiskey but closer than the yankee stuff.as far as local(i think it was)it was quite good.to bad i'd been traveling 2 days or maybe my brain would have kept up.thanks everyone for trying to help.in fact is was like crown to taste with a slash of coke.

So i was WRONG,What i think is funny is that they call American and Canadian Burbon Whiskey, The only country that makes whisky is SCOTLAND All the rest is just not whisky Cheers

In the USA it's whiskey.

One look at the names tells you who is responsible for the North American whiskeys - Jim Beam, Jack Daniels, Ezra Brooks, George Dickel, Evan Williams, etc. Notice there isn't anything like Ivan Denisovich Tennessee Whiskey on that list. For all you Brits & Irish who hate American & Canadian whiskeys remember it was your distant relatives who went over there and did a pretty dam_n good job with what they had to work with. You don't have to drink it but you could at least tip your hats to what they accomplished. Which brings me to a question - do the Aussies make any type of whisky/whiskey?

Edited January 10, 200917 yr by koheesti

Now I guess everbody has his favourite drink it does not matter what it is, as long you enjoy it

My special drink has to be a good single malt but I also enjoy a canadian club some times which I guess

you guys class as a bourbon. And I like a good Cognack, ok spelled wrong, but not a cheap Brandy.

So let's all of us enjoy what we like

And I like a good Cognack, ok spelled wrong,

correct spelling Cognac.

By EU regulations only the liquor distillate in the Cognac region is entitled to be called Cognac,

http://www.cognac-world.com/article.php3?id_article=36

One look at the names tells you who is responsible for the North American whiskeys - Jim Beam, Jack Daniels, Ezra Brooks, George Dickel, Evan Williams, etc. Notice there isn't anything like Ivan Denisovich Tennessee Whiskey on that list. For all you Brits & Irish who hate American & Canadian whiskeys remember it was your distant relatives who went over there and did a pretty dam_n good job with what they had to work with. You don't have to drink it but you could at least tip your hats to what they accomplished. Which brings me to a question - do the Aussies make any type of whisky/whiskey?

I don't know, but in Flanders we make High quality single malt whiskey also

http://www.remarkable.eu/pdf/Goldlys_EN.pdf

http://www.belgianwhisky.be/start.php?lang=en

Now I guess everbody has his favourite drink it does not matter what it is, as long you enjoy it

My special drink has to be a good single malt but I also enjoy a canadian club some times which I guess

you guys class as a bourbon. And I like a good Cognack, ok spelled wrong, but not a cheap Brandy.

So let's all of us enjoy what we like

I'm not a everyday drinker but I have been known to enjoy a good glass of many things. Have you ever enjoyed El Patron Tequilla...a nice smooth Tequilla that will change your opinion of what Tequilla is really like. Kentucky Bourbon, when well done, is a nice mellow sipping drink....as you will find out if you ever make it to the Ozarks. I've been known to enjoy good warm sake also. And I never have been known to turn down a good Irish Whiskey.

Anyhow, just let us all enjoy what we have, and good cheer to all.