Whiskey/Scotch on the Rocks.

In the bar, the term "rocks" refers to ice. When someone orders a "Scotch on the rocks," they are asking for a straight pour of the house Scotch served over ice. ... Instead ROCKS you get Glass full ICE !

Origine

TIL: The phrase "on the rocks" came from the "olden days" in Scotland, where scott's who didn't have ice would go to the river and take stones chilled by the mountain snow and add it to there drinks. And that's where the phrase, scotch "on the rocks" comes from. ... Also, Scotch.

Why the Whiskey on the Rocks?

Why You Should Always Order a Whiskey on the Rocks. Diluting liquor is lame, right? ... A study published in Nature on Thursday reveals that adding some water to your whiskey actually makes it a better drink — not because it lessens the alcohol burn (which it does), but because it strengthens the whiskey's aroma.

What is the difference between Neat & Straight Up?

Neat refers to a shot of liquor, generally scotch or bourbon, poured straight from the bottle into a glass with no ice or water and served at room temperature. Up involves a drink that is shaken or stirred and then served as is, no ice or water. ... On the rocks of course means with ice.

Scotch is best served at room temperature.Traditionally, scotch is served with a side of spring water (tap water may interfere with the taste). Add water, if desired, little by little to your taste. If you do prefer cold scotch however, fill your glass with ice rather than adding one or two cubes.

What is the smoothest Sipping Whiskey?

"Smooth Whiskey To Drink Straight"

• Basil Hayden's Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. 5.0 / 5 stars (128 Reviews) ...
• Black Eagle Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. 4.0 / 5 stars (123 Reviews) ...
• Kavanagh Irish Whiskey. ...
• Bulleit 10 Yr Bourbon Whiskey. ...
• Jameson Irish Whiskey. ...
• Redbreast 12 Yr Irish Whiskey. ...
• Jim Beam Black Extra Aged Bourbon Whiskey. ...
• Jim Beam Vanilla.

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