Drinking Whisky Quote by Clara Benson

“A woman is like fine whisky. Deep and subtle, smooth but strong, warm yet lingering.”

— WanLing Wong

“I feel like girls who drink whisky tell good stories.”

— Atticus Poetry

“All her life she would associate liquor with her childhood. When she was alone and did not wish to be, a drink would reassure…

— Pamela Moore

“But now respectable elderly women do not need to excuse themselves for buying brandy or even gin, though it is quite likely that some…

— Barbara Pym

“A woman who likes her whisky,” he said while refilling her glass. “Careful that you doona steal my heart, Annalía.” “It figures that the…

— Kresley Cole

“She had disapproved, audibly, repeatedly, and eventually to my face, of my habit of going about with my head uncovered, it being her opinion…

— Diana Gabaldon

“A few drinks and the world was hers— she wore her whiskey like a loaded gun.”

— Atticus Poetry

“These older women knew their place, staying tucked away, fading into the background. Mostly, they tended the kitchen, where they learned to make themselves…

— Miriam Karmel

I like my whisky old and my women young.

— Errol Flynn

“My, aren't we bold with well-aged whiskey?”

— Stuart Jaffe

“So she sat down to morning tea, like any other old lady with a high nose, thin cheeks, a ring on her finger and…

— Virginia Woolf

“Those colors of hers really begin their attack on me now, ripping through my skin, electrifying my bloodstream, sending sparks zapping around in my…

— Tim Tharp