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Question about Scotch

Posted by LG on 9/30/2005, 15:50:29, in reply to "In honour of Sean Connery..."

Can I ask, is Scotch used as a generic word for Whisky or is it used for only those produced in Scotland? It's not really term I've heard used over here.

Cheers

Linda

Responses:

I may be wrong but , Scotch is whiskey with and "e" and generally considered - angela (from DC) 9/30/2005, 17:11:37
- OOps totally got the "e" wrong. n/t - angela (from DC) 9/30/2005, 17:13:50
  - LOL no worries on the 'e' - LG 9/30/2005, 17:25:38
    - Kinda like another name/spelling for chocolate, if it tastes good who cares??? n/t - angela (from DC) 9/30/2005, 17:41:43
      - differences - marie-anne 9/30/2005, 20:39:31
        
        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
Here's a concise definition - peggym 9/30/2005, 16:53:31
- Thanks but not really what I was getting at - LG 9/30/2005, 17:02:58
  - Ah ha~! - peggym 9/30/2005, 17:42:07

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