Well I went with Canadian Whisky being the spelling mistake.

See I went with Irish Whisky - I always thought the only one which could be spelled without the 'e' was Scotch. Just like there's only three things that can actually be 'Scotch' - whisky, beef and those horrible eggs covered in ham and breadcrumbs - everything else is Scottish.

I always thought that as well. Is it trademarked though? If it's not Scotch does it have to be spelt with the E. Maybe that's where the confusion is.

I'm fairly sure it is trademarked, or copyrighted, or something. Might check out the whisky board to see for sure.

What about Scotch Corner? Hehehehe

That's the English misspelling a place name which has worked it's way into the common language. :P

Mist.

Heh!

There was a lovely discussion about what was 'Scotch' in a Just a Minute years ago with I think it was Clement Freud saying that salmon should also be Scotch rather than Scottish. Of course after all the hesitation, repetition and deviation there was only one way for Paul Merton to finish the subject in the last remaining second:

"OVOID, OVOID, OVOID!"

In a different show there were two different views about where the Highlands (the topic for that minute) began. A third panelist, when starting with the topic, said 'there is a great deal of debate over where the highlands begin', to which one of the original panelists buzzed in with 'No there isn't!'. The topic then moved on to include a a ramble about The 39 Steps which then caused an argument about which actress was playing who and whether confused Chinese listeners would be writing in. (Paul was right, Nicholas was wrong, confusion of Chinese, or indeed any other people, was avoided.)

Ok, I'll stop now:) But the ramble was fun*g*

I couldn't do this meme at all. My knowledge on alcohol is quite limited - like to give me a beer/vodka/rum/schnapps/apple sourz.

Yeah, I think either are correct. And we are both Bourbons!

How are you? Been a while.