Wine that hasn't been stored properly. Usually, it refers to wine that has gotten to hot and has been "cooked."
Whisky contains Ethanol. Ethanol boiling point is 78.3C. So at this temperature whiskey also boils
Give them whiskey and crack.
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yes, as long as they are stored in a dry, not too hot, place
Hot fixes
The cup may be damaged.
Thermal Energy
The fuel is usually stored in tanks which are strapped to the sides of the basket.
Sure enuff you may but just as sure you will pay the price, i have realised whiskey make stools rather hot and bitter and that is bound to fool around with the network piles...then there comes an excruciating pain you will never forget.... i can tell you now that piles will almost inevitably make you quit drinking, especially hot spirits, but anyway that depends on your devotion to whiskey!
One hot Irish drink is called an "Irish Coffee" -- which is made with strong coffee, Jameson's Irish whiskey, a bit of sugar and whipped cream. Another warm "Irish-ey" drink is coffee and Bailey's Irish Cream (a drink which I personally find too sweet and heavy).AnswerI'm not sure if this helps but there is a drink called Hot Irish. Go to: http://www.drinksmixer.com/drink6678.HTMLAnswerIrish Coffee Answera toddy http://www.whiskytour.com/glossaryAnswerTea. AnswerA warm port or a hot whiskey. It's scottish custom to call a hot whiskey a hot toddy. Also there is an Irish coffee these are the main hot Irish alcholic drinks.
Thermal energy is stored in hot things. When an object's temperature increases, its molecules move faster, resulting in higher thermal energy.