I see there's a new British whisky out called 'The One'.
Should I ask for a double Britch if I want to order one at the bar?
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Thread: The new 'British Whisky"
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10-09-2016 05:03 PM #1@hibs.net private member
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The new 'British Whisky"
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10-09-2016 06:39 PM #2Coaching Staff
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Is Scottish whisky technically British whisky anyway?
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10-09-2016 07:30 PM #3@hibs.net private member
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North British I believe
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11-09-2016 02:00 AM #4Coaching Staff
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LTYF Originally Posted by lord bunberry
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I don't know where the whisky in the OP comes from but I'm presuming its England as Welsh whiskys are labelled Welsh and Irish ones are Irish whiskey.
Why not just call it English and be done with it? It's all about the taste.
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Maybe it's a blend made up of whisky (and whiskey i supose) from different parts of the British isles?
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11-09-2016 08:57 AM #6@hibs.net private member
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indeed it is Originally Posted by Mr White
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http://www.lakesdistillery.com/shop/category/the-one/
Loving the way it is branded as from the Lake District but the company address is Northumberland!
The site of the distillery is near Cockermouth though.Last edited by Moulin Yarns; 11-09-2016 at 09:01 AM.
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