irish whiskey (B1)
noun phrase
Pronunciation: /ˈaɪrɪʃ ˈwɪski/
Definition
A type of whiskey that is made in Ireland, known for its smooth and approachable flavor profile, often made from a mixture of grains and aged in oak barrels.
Examples
The Irish whiskey was a hit at the party, with many guests asking for seconds.
He preferred the Irish whiskey over the Scotch, finding it easier to drink.
The distillery in Ireland produced a range of Irish whiskeys, each with its own unique character.
How to Use irish whiskey
- Irish whiskey tasting (noun phrase)
- the act of sampling different Irish whiskeys — "The Irish whiskey tasting was a popular event at the festival."
- Irish whiskey distillery (noun phrase)
- a place where Irish whiskey is made — "The Irish whiskey distillery offered tours and samples of their products."
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