Scottish Quote by Kristen Callihan

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

— Atticus Poetry

“I sipped my scotch. It was smoky and smooth, tasting of peat and aged oak, underscored by licorice and the intangible essence of Scottish…

— Viet Thanh Nguyen

“Don't you have something plain and wholesome, like scotch or bourbon?”

— Charlotte MacLeod

“The spirits made her sick, and I don't just mean the Scotch.”

— Lenora Henson

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

— Theodore Dreiser

“Perhaps I would like a glass of whisky. Yes, that seems more likely.”

— Douglas Adams

“You know what they say: All Welshmen sing. All Scots are thrifty. All Englishmen have stiff upper lips. And all Irishmen write plays.”

— Lilian Jackson Braun

“Whiskey would do better to charge the conversation, but we’ll be wanting our wits about us. We have strange business to discuss.” ***”

— David Bain

“Why would anyone want to travel to Scotland? That wild country had nothing to offer but a bunch of unkempt men in kilts waving…

— Victoria Roberts

“There never was trouble brewing in Scotland but that a Dalrymple was at the bottom of it!”

— Charles II

“I might be an arse but nobody deserves to be drinking double vodka on their own in the middle of the day,” he chuckled,…

— Raven Elliot O'Connor

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

— Carrie Bradshaw