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[deedee is verified member.]

It's odd because this is actually the wrong spelling of the word. Sitefinders, who managed to register Whiskey.uk were the real winners lol

Nah.... The Scots spell it whisky and the Irish spell it whiskey. This difference in the spelling comes from the translations of the word from the Scottish and Irish Gaelic forms apparently. Whiskey is also used in the States mostly.

EDIT. Lazarus had beat me to it.

 

[lazaruslazarus is verified member.]

Aye but we all know only Irish Whiskey really matters

To me its however the Scotts spell it is the correct way. They are the Whisky masters the world over.

 

[lazaruslazarus is verified member.]

Fact is that Irish brought the art of whiskey making to Scotland, so who are the true masters

Yes.. and Pasta originated from China !

 

[lazaruslazarus is verified member.]

Spock logic still applies.. "Replacing the word Needs with Perception"

 

[lazaruslazarus is verified member.]

Can't stand the stuff LOL

If I was to drink it, it would in fact be an American Whiskey... JD and Coke with 3 Rocks..
I cant name one Irish Whiskey...

I can name many Scottish Whiskys..

 

[deedee is verified member.]

Fact is that Irish brought the art of whiskey making to Scotland, so who are the true masters

Not true. The Scottish Abbeys used to make 'Aqua Vitae'

 

[SiusaidhSiusaidh is verified member.]

Uisge is the correct spelling.

A little less cultural appropriation please, gentlemen

 

[lazaruslazarus is verified member.]

Uisge is the correct spelling.

There is always one...

 

[diablo]

It's known the world over as Scotch for a reason.

 

[deedee is verified member.]

Uisge

Bless you

 

[SiusaidhSiusaidh is verified member.]

When Scotland gets her independence, we're annexing Cumbria.

Then you'll be sorry, Interdigital...

 

[diablo]

Yeah, Scotch Whisky is known as Scotch. What's your point? Lol!

Point is nobody calls it Irish do they? In fact no other country can even use the word whisky so they use another spelling, a bit like the budget supermarkets do with look-a-like-a-known-brand products

 

[RobMRobM is verified member.]

I thought the Scottish didn't want independence - hence moaning about Brexit? I'm confused - makes me glad I left

 

[SiusaidhSiusaidh is verified member.]

You're just worried you may have to change your business to https://whatusedtobetheukbackorder.com

That said, I appreciate your services