1
She could also feel the whiskey working; she felt almost human again.
2
Seconds later, a waiter came over to take Favor's order: whiskey neat.
3
Barely a month goes by without yet another whiskey distillery opening here.
4
July seldom drank whiskey but he said yes, to be courteous, mainly.
5
Irish Distillers controls only 2 per cent of the world's whiskey market.
6
Horace took a second sip of whiskey, then set the glass aside.
7
She pours a good four fingers' worth of whiskey into three tumblers.
8
As the Irish whiskey business expands, the competition gets tougher each year.
9
We blame it on his whiskey getting nicked a few years ago.
10
We age quickly in Ireland with the whiskey and the broken heads.
11
They struggled in silence except for the snarling grunts of the whiskey-runner.
12
Give me a drink of whiskey any ol' day of the week.
13
I'll never be able to drink whiskey again without thinking of you.
14
The whiskey is Patrice's idea, to warm us for our morning walk.
15
Something inside told me to go in the morning, perhaps the whiskey.
16
At the centre of the site stand the original Powers whiskey stills.
