whisky

/ˈwɪski/
noun
  1. A strong alcoholic drink made from fermented grain mash, typically aged in wooden barrels, often spelled 'whiskey' in the US and Ireland and 'whisky' in Scotland and Canada.
    • She learned to appreciate the smoky flavor of single malt whisky.
    • The distillery produces a smooth whisky that is famous around the world.
    • He poured himself a glass of Scotch whisky after dinner.
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