whiskey

Converse of object

• drink: Who wants to use low quality gasoline or drink poor whiskey, gin or vodka?
• make: Making whiskey was supposed to be an Irish secret, stolen by the Scots who couldn't even spell it properly.
• take: Our general said, " We will take a whiskey straight.
• have: Now I think I'll have a whiskey for breakfast.
• produce: Only whiskey produced in Kentucky can be called Bourbon LOOK OUT FOR.. .

Adjective modifier

• Scotch: Philip Hoessen is sipping from a large glass of Bell's Scotch whiskey.
• Irish: Why not a Malt whiskey or would an Irish whiskey better?
• rare: And then back to Jesper's on news that there was a ' healthy ' population of rare malt whiskeys.
• American: Bourbon Bourbon is American whiskey which is made from at least 51 % corn.
• cheap: I had spent my time sat in a dimly lit bar watching a man a little on the short side drink cheap whiskey.
• single: We then started to finish off Ian Scott's single malt whiskey, how much longer will it last?

Modifies a noun

• distillery: From a whiskey distillery to Royal history, you'll be amazed at what you can discover.
• bottle: Mike is blogging to: Johnny Alpha smashing whiskey bottles over the head of a squid...
• glass: He was presented with a set of cut crystal whiskey glasses by Lifeboat Operations Manager Ian Readman on behalf of his fellow Management Committee.
• cat: Whiskey cat was allowed a short prowl in the garden as well.
• bar: Built in 1895, the hotel offers traditional Scottish hospitality and dining with its Morvern Restaurant and whiskey lounge bar.

Noun used with modifier

• malt: With malt whiskey the heating of the kiln will come from peat.
• bourbon: The occasion started with " cocktails " by which apparently was meant large quantities of Bourbon whiskey.
• rye: In 1870, the cocktail was changed when American rye whiskey was substituted for the cognac.
• drinking: He remained in the house all the afternoon drinking whiskey.