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Re: so I'm concerned (Reply to this comment)
by nchoward
Most of the names of liquor come from where they are produced, and more importantly, where they were aged. You can produce a whisky in Scotland and bring it to the US. It is illegal to call it Scotch. You must age it for 4 years in Scotland ... I imagine the same rules apply for Irish whiskey. Bourbon, on the otherhand, has strayed from the old rules of only being from Bourbon Cnty.
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Jan 20 '05
2:20 pm PST
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so I'm concerned (Reply to this comment)
by biscuitfarmer
I understand that the founder of the distillery was Scottish... and it was founded in Ireland... but can they call their whiskey, Irish whiskey? I mean, he's Scottish, wouldn't that make it Scottish whiskey? But anyway, that's a different review... great job on this one. Still confused about the rules behind country affiliation to alcoholic beverages, but I'll get there.
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Jan 17 '05
3:43 am PST
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