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Collocations for whisky - noun

ADJECTIVE

blended, malt, Scotch, single-malt
bourbon, rye
double, large (both esp. BrE)
single, small (both esp. BrE)
stiff (BrE)
neat (BrE), straight (AmE)
a neat whisky (BrE)
a straight whiskey (AmE)
fine, good
a fine Irish whiskey
cheap
bootleg

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… OF WHISKY

drop (BrE), nip (esp. BrE)
He added a drop of whisky to his coffee.
measure (BrE), shot, tot (esp. BrE)
a large measure of whisky
bottle, flask, glass, hip flask (BrE)

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VERB + whisky/whiskey

drink
Do you drink whisky?
have
He had a whisky on the rocks.
pour (sb)
sip
down, finish
distil, make, produce
the art of distilling whisky

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whisky/whiskey + NOUN

drinker
bottle, decanter
glass, tumbler (esp. BrE)
barrel
sour
chaser (esp. BrE)
He ordered a beer with a whisky chaser.
business, company, distiller (esp. BrE), distillery, industry, production, sales

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PHRASES

whisky on the rocks (= with ice)

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