Meanings of irish whisky in English

Perhaps a little too soon -the label read Notorious Irish Whisky.

What I need is a glass, a whole glass, of good Irish whisky.

I cannot stand whisky at four in the afternoon, and Irish whisky at that.

The people round here, when they're all sodden up with Irish whisky, may believe in such things.

They were both drinking Irish whisky, and the disaster of the De Soto seemed almost to be forgotten.

He is outraged at the weather, and he minds getting wet the more because he hates Irish whisky.

When the remnants of dinner were removed, a bottle of Irish whisky came forth, with the due appurtenances.

It choose to apply them to French wine, Scottish and Irish whiskies, olives and cheese from across the continent.

The excellent American expressed, with his customary absence of reserve, his fervent admiration of Irish hospitality, Irish beauty, and Irish whisky.

"Your friend will be trying some of our Irish whisky, Denis," Michael Dilwyn invited.

"I'll see you damned first!" replied Durnovo, with a courage born of Irish whisky.

Michael couldn't hide his grin at how natural his big brother looked pouring ales and Irish whisky and joking with the customers.

Most Irish whisky is made from a mixture of about 40% malted and 60% unmalted barley.

"How's our supply of Irish whisky?"

"Gentlemen," he said, solemnly, after raising it to his lips, "O'Grady is right; it is Irish whisky, and good at that."