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

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   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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   A bar in Scotland will likely serve either an ounce or one and a quarter fluid ounces, while Americans use one-eighth of a fluid ounce like the apothecaries — which amounts to less than a...

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4. www.soundbrewery.com › what-is-a-whisky-dramWhat’s a Whisky Dram? And How Much Whisky Is in It?

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   Aug 18, 2022 · Simply put, a whiskey dram is a measurement of whiskey. In particular, the word dram will be used within the context of a quantity of whisky that can be swallowed in one go. Naturally, the amount of whiskey this entails will vary when the word is used in its original colloquial sense.

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

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   The amount of whisky you get in a dram depends on where you’re ordering. Some bartenders will pour what they fancy, whereas others have a slightly stricter measurement in mind. If you order a dram in Scotland, you’ll likely get a bartender’s pour or a large .

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

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   Apr 2, 2024 · 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.

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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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   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.

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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.

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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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   How much whiskey is a jigger?

   • Thereby, this will measure out at approximately forty-four millilitres of whiskey (of around one and a half fluid ounces). As such, even though it isn’t officially recognised as a dram, a jigger will often be referred to as one colloquially.

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   What is a whisky flight?

   • A whisky flight is a collection of several different whiskies that are served together, typically in small dram glasses or tasters. A whisky flight is often used to allow someone to sample a range of different whiskies, such as those from different distilleries or of different ages or styles.

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8. www.whiskyfoundation.com › 2017/06/05 › whisky-termsA quick guide to the whisky terms you should know.

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   Jun 5, 2017 · Dram. Ask a whisky buff and they’ll say that it’s the Scottish term for a measure of whisky that stems from ‘Drachma’, the Greek word for sixty grains (the equivalent of an eighth of an ounce.) Really, it’s just a fancy way of saying a measure of whisky.