"Celtic" Whisk(e)y?

From the Indy: Scots and Irish join forces to create a Celtic whisky (link will die in a day or two).

Hum. Paint me unconvinced. But then I prefer single malts to blands [for once the typo hits the (rusty?) nail on the head! blends] anyway.

Where black is the colour and none is the number?

Thanks to purplecthulhu, I now know I am: ( So what's the ravens' natural habitat? )

Watch out Disneyland!

Shangri-La

In tea, only. Very nice. Also black and drinkable. It's nearly a year since I've managed black tea. I'm not going to push it tho'. Only a pot a day.

It's mildly smoky. There's no bitterness, It's almost as refreshing and tongue-tingling as the best of the green teas I've been drinking. The bear's cute too.