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There is a difference in were they come from:
Whisky (scotch)
Whiskey (all other places)
THereby Bourbon whiskey is the same, where as Bourbon Whisky does not exists...
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Yeah - I've just read something similar to this on Wikipedia, you learn something new everyday!!
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Now its just a matter of trying it out in a Bar 
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a HA! I never knew there was a difference in meaning of the spellings.
Bourbon, until recently could only come from Kentucky. But in the last couple years I've seen regional bourbons from New York and Colorado.
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1.21 Gigawatts wrote: I gather that Southern Comfort is a Bourbon not a Whiskey
I thought it was whiskey for girls.
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ChrisElston wrote: I thought it was whiskey for girls.
Meow!
Ohh, I've never heard such a thing.
Now if you don't mind I need to finish my nails.
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ChrisElston wrote: I thought it was whiskey for girls.
It is.
Mix it half-and-half with amaretto and give it in a goblet over ice to the woman of your choice.
She will soon find you devastatingly handsome and desireable.
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1.21 Gigawatts wrote: I gather that Southern Comfort is a Bourbon not a Whiskey
And to flesh out your understanding a little, Bourbon is a type of whiskey.
Southern Comfort is a whiskey flavoured liqueur.
Although not actually flavoured with whiskey anymore, just whiskey flavouring.
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1.21 Gigawatts wrote: I've tried that technique with Whiskey
Well, there's your problem. Try it with whisky instead. 
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- Homer
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Fair point.
Although Wikipedia [^] says:
"Oxford English Dictionary, Second Edition:
'In modern trade usage, Scotch whisky and Irish whiskey are thus distinguished in spelling; whisky is the usual spelling in Britain and whiskey that in the U.S.' "
So it appears I've gone American.
Yeehaa!
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Not quite, whisky or whiskey was first brewed on Ireland... By some monks, whisky litterally means Holy water.
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I thought it was the "water of life" not "holy water"
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Oooops, that sounds more right. 
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That's a girls drink
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1.21 Gigawatts wrote: Southern Comfort is a Bourbon
This is blasphemy on the highest level...
To say that Southern Comfort is bourbon is like saying that your excrement after eating a lot of chocolate is, in fact, Swiss chocolate. It might look the same (and perhaps somehow share a bit of flavor), but one should never be mistaken for the other.
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Did you drink it neat?
When Nagy and I were young wizards at Hogwarts we took Potions for our NEWTS exams and both passed as we got the exact mix of Gin and Tonic right.
You see Gin is horrible, and Tonic is vile, but mixed correctly, Magic happens and there is the worlds most refreshing drink that also allows you to speak with confidence, and protects you from Dragons and Ogres and can allow for deafness to all criticism.
It is a truly powerful potion and should not be imbibed by anyone less than Master Wizards, otherwise odd things happen.
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And how the young apprentice will become a Master Wizard if he or she doesn't practise with some potions and magics ?
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Although I enjoyed the explaination considerably I'm with Meh on this one, Gin = urgh!
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Dalek Dave wrote: You see Gin is horrible, and Tonic is vile, but mixed correctly, Magic happens and there is the worlds most refreshing drink that also allows you to speak with confidence, and protects you from Dragons and Ogres and can allow for deafness to all criticism.
I think this goes for a lot of 'mixed' drinks.
Caipirinha for instance, are delightful if done correctly, rancid if done badly.
Mmmmmmmm....caipirinha........*drool*
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Yep. +1 on how you drink your gin.
Neat it's not good for anything, even degreasing engines.
It's definitely a spirit that needs to be mixed.
OF the gins, Hendricks is an easy favorite for me.
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You must have been in Ravenclaw. Over in Gryffindor we took it with orange juice or lemonade - yum!
Drinking by itself? Are you crazy?
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Finnish Gin?
Was that a bottle of vodka and a juniper berry?
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It was gin, and as usual the Finns didn't bother adding water to the product ...
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Usually Finns don't bother adding taste to the product.
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