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What is another word for Whiskeys?

Pronunciation: [wˈɪskɪz] (IPA)

Whiskey is a spirit made from grain and aged in oak barrels. There are many different types of whiskeys, each with its distinct flavor profile and aroma. Some common synonyms for whiskey include bourbon, scotch, rye, and Irish whiskey. Bourbon is a type of whiskey that is made in the United States and is typically aged for at least two years in new oak barrels. Scotch whiskey is made in Scotland and is aged for at least three years. Rye whiskey is made with rye grain and is traditionally associated with the American Northeast. Irish whiskey is made in Ireland and is typically aged for at least three years. Each of these whiskeys has a unique flavor profile and aroma, making them worth exploring for whiskey enthusiasts.
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The day declines; the town empties; Whiskeys, horses, and carts are giving life to the roads and the lanes; and the market is deserted, and the bank is shut up, and William Mainwaring walks back to his home at the skirts of the town.
"Lucretia, Complete"
Edward Bulwer-Lytton
Did not allow myself to become affected in like manner, as I had to spend the evening with the family of one of the "solid men" of Porkopolis, an ardent supporter of the Maine Law, who always keeps a large variety of liquors in his cellars, and insists, whenever his friends spend an evening with him, on making them pass their time drinking whiskey-punch, with seven Whiskeys to one water.
"Doesticks, What He Says"
Q. K. Philander Doesticks
At the farther end of the terrace the butler had placed a tray of liqueurs, Whiskeys, and soda bottles.
"The Nature Faker"
Richard Harding Davis

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