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Posted by marie-anne on 9/30/2005, 20:39:31, in reply to "Kinda like another name/spelling for chocolate, if it tastes good who cares??? n/t"

okay, i googled it because stuff like that drives me nuts. lol scotch whisky is made in scotland distilled from water and malt, irish whiskey is distilled in ireland. bourbon is american whisky distilled from no less than 51% corn mash, while rye whiskey is distilled from no less than 51% rye mash.

Whisky and whiskey can usually be interchangeable, i think the ey is more a british spelling, kind of like honor/honour, donut/doughnut.

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I'm doing a really bad job of explaining my question - LG 10/1/2005, 6:36:22
- I'll give it a try... - chrissy 10/1/2005, 7:09:48
  - Cheers for answering n/t - LG 10/1/2005, 10:51:30
Marie-Anne, are we sisters from another mother? - Janet W. 9/30/2005, 22:40:01
- I guess it isn't just a Janet thing then? - Janet D 10/1/2005, 2:26:15
  - Don't forget Socrates, fellow Janet - Janet W. 10/1/2005, 10:05:40
so glad I read all the posts - Tom 9/30/2005, 21:26:16

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