very funny whisky topic.

don't talk about things that you don't know anything about or you'll just get embarrassed. I'll apply point #2 to you:

JD is a bourbon, which in the US and other places gets called "whiskey" on the bottle, they're legally not allowed to use the real word "whisky" on the bottle because it just isn't one, it would be fake whisky - much like a Gucchi handbag.

in whisky circles it will always be referred to as a bourbon, to avoid any confusion about the fact that it is not a whisky.

that's me covered point #2 for you.

Within the broad category of whisky/ey are many sub-categories, including bourbon, rye, Tennessee, Scotch, Irish, and Canadian style whiskies. The manufacture of each of these types of whisky/ey is guided and regulated by the government of the spirit’s country of origin. As a result, Canadian whisky, for example, is a whole different animal from Scotch whisky, Irish whiskey, and American-style whiskeys such as Tennessee, bourbon, and straight rye.

so JD is a whisky you tool

fucking not a Whisky brah!

Does that make a Versachi jacket the same thing as a Versace ? Not a Whisky.

macaroni is a pasta
spaghetti is a pasta

bourbon is a whisky

bad example... spaghetti and macaroni are both pasta like bourbon and whisky are both alcohol.

is spaghetti macaroni?

Spaghetti is long macaroni

But how many holes does a straw have? 0?1?2? infinite?

i think 1 continuous hole, not 2 seperate holes, unless the diameter or profile of the hole changes, then the number of holes will be determined by the bottleneck points in the straw's length.

op probably drinks his bourbon with a straw, mixed with coke and calls it whisky.

This post was edited by bloodmeal on Feb 14 2019 03:56pm

A straw has one hole.

Jack and Crown are far from the worst..

Jim Beam, Johnnie Walker red, Canadian club and dewars in no particular order.