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Atholl brose

British  
/ ˈæθəl /

noun

  1. a mixture of whisky and honey left to ferment before consumption

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Etymology

Origin of Atholl brose

C19: after Atholl, a district of central Scotland

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Searing suggests looking into others such as Atholl brose, a Scottish drink similar to eggnog that uses oat-infused water.

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