However you like your whisky, this book is a masterful blend of history, terminology, tips and memorable quips. Topped up with dozens of recipes to suit any whisky lover's palate - from classic cocktails to Scotch-imbued fudge and smoky bourbon glaze - this neat little miscellany will deepen your appreciation of this superlative spirit.
The English winter - ending in July to recommence in August.' Lord Byron It is a good thing for an uneducated man to read books of quotations. If you love fish and chips and the odd spot of Morris dancing, you'll revel in these hilarious quips and quotes from such celebrated characters as William Shakespeare, Jo Brand and Eddie Izzard. From Bognor to Blackpool and from Land's End to Leeds, English Wit showcases the funniest wisecracks and one-liners from the green and pleasant land.
'As you get older three things happen. The first is your memory goes, and I can't remember the other two...' Norman Wisdom You can't help feeling bewildered every time another birthday lunges at you- after all, you still feel like the proverbial spring chicken. And yet there are unmistakeable signs that seniority is creeping in. Don't worry, that's senior, not senile. If you've ever had a senior moment, are afraid of acting your age or are really deranged and confused, this miscellany of wit, jokes and quotations will remind you that age can be a funny old thing.