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1. whiskipedia.com › fundamentals › dram-of-whiskyWhat Is a Dram Of Whisky? - Whiskipedia

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   What is a dram of whisky? A dram is a small unit of measurement used in the United States and other countries to measure the volume of a liquid. In the context of whisky, a dram can refer to a small amount of the spirit, typically poured as a sample or served as a drink.

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3. www.theglenlivet.com › articles › whisky-dramWhy is a Glass of Whisky called a Dram? - The Glenlivet UK

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   The endearing phrase “wee dram” is a Scottish term that is simply used to refer to a single measure of whisky. This is typically around 25 to 35 millilitres, although a wee dram of whisky is often poured quite liberally! The word “wee” is Scottish slang for “small” or “little,” and so asking for a ‘wee dram’ is essentially a ...

4. thewhiskeywash.com › lifestyle › whats-whisky-dramWhat’s a Whisky Dram? Depends on Who’s Pouring.

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   Oct 30, 2017 · When you’re enjoying a modest pour of your favorite whiskey after dinner, you’re probably drinking more like eight or 10 textbook drams, and a cocktail at a fancy bar might contain something like 16 drams of spirit.

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6. magazine.whisky.auction › how-to › how-to-read-a-theAn Auctioneer's Guide To The Manager's Dram - Whisky.Auction ...

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   Sep 30, 2020 · But The Manager’s Dram continues to be bottled each year and remains available only to staff to this day. So, what are the whiskies like? From what we can tell, in the early years heavily sherried whiskies tended to win the popular vote but with the change in selection process it became the distillery character that took on greater importance.

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7. lochsofwhisky.com › blog › what-is-whisky-dramWhat Is a Dram? - Lochs Of Whisky Blog

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   Apr 2, 2024 · What Is a Dram? There is no official definition for the whisky dram; it is a colloquial term for a small serving or measure of whisky, (approx. 3.7 millilitres). A serving will vary with cultural and regional standards. Whisky dram is such a universally applied term.

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   A fluid dram is 3.70ml US or 3.55ml Imperial, not 43ml. But in terms of whisky a dram is, as you say, just what someone pours you.

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   What is a whisky dram?

   • There is no official definition for the whisky dram; it is a colloquial term for a small serving or measure of whisky, (approx. 3.7 millilitres). A serving will vary with cultural and regional standards. Whisky dram is such a universally applied term. A dram is usually enough to have a taste or serve and to get a gauge of what the whisky is like.

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   Is DRAM a good measure of whisky?

   • If you drink whisky regularly, you really can’t avoid hearing someone use the word dram. With good friends in the pub, at a whisky show or when touring a distillery the volume always seems to differ making a dram seem to be a rather imprecise unit of measurement. So it’s high time to get to the bottom of the measure of dram.

   What Is a Dram Of Whisky? - Whiskipedia

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   How much whiskey is in a DRAM?

   • The amount of whisky in an actual dram varies depending on where you are in the U.K. and who is standing behind the bar — pubs in different regions will measure out drams according to different standards. There's also a rule that says the further away one travels from London, the more whiskey is contained in a dram.

   What A 'Dram' Of Whisky Actually Means - Tasting Table

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   How many drams in a 750ml bottle of whisky?

   • The number of drams of whisky in the bottle will vary depending upon the bottle you buy. A 750ml bottle will contain approx. 25 drams. As a rule of thumb think 2 drams for every 50ml. So, Why Is It Called a Dram of Whisky?

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   What does the term 'dram' mean in whisky?

   • In the context of whisky, a dram is simply 'a drink'. The term originated from the ancient Greek 'drachma', which translates to 'a drink' in Gaelic. It was also used as a unit of measurement, equivalent to 1/8 oz.

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   What is the difference between a DRAM and a shot?

   • No a shot is a standard unit of measurement while dram (in relation to alcohol) has never been an officially served quantity. Although the terms shot and dram are often used interchangeably to refer to a small serving of whisky, typically served neat (without ice). What is a dram of whisky?

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10. www.tastingtable.com › stories › what-a-dram-ofWhat A 'Dram' Of Whisky Actually Means - Tasting Table

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    Many may think a dram is the same as a shot of whisky, but that’s not the case, because the dram you order in Scotland can vary from the one you order in America.