Universally Quote by Henry Ketcham

“Whiskey is many things to many people, but at the very root of its popularity lies the story.”

— Kate Hopkins

“Everything in moderation except whiskey, and sometimes too much whiskey is just enough.”

— Mark Twain

“Never? That’s a hard word when it comes to whisky.”

— Theodore Dreiser

“The whiskey tasted like expensive honey. A bit too sweet, with smoky and earthy undertones. He hated it, but it was the beverage that…

— J.C. Reed

“Most Allomancers didn’t use whiskey in their metal vials. Most Allomancers were missing out on a perfect opportunity.”

— Brandon Sanderson

“When whisky talks it rarely counsels prudence.”

— Anthony McDonald

“I'd much rather be someone's shot of whiskey than everyone's cup of tea.”

— Carrie Bradshaw

“It’s not a coincidence that whiskey most often comes from countries with a strong beer/ale culture.”

— Kate Hopkins

“That’s always the way with sons of fathers who liked whisky a little too much: you either drink it all the time or not…

— Fredrik Backman

“Adventure runs on all sorts of whiskey. ”

— Atticus Poetry

“And though he knew it was only the whiskey talking, he also knew that the whiskey talked daily.”

— Nick Flynn

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

— Stuart Jaffe