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   What is a measure of whisky called?

   • There are lots of names for a measure of whisky. They include: a nip, a toot, a tot, a snifter, and a wee dram. But the most common name for a measure of whisky is a dram. What does that name mean? And how big is a dram? In this article we're going to take a closer look, while sipping on an... ahem, you get our drift.

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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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   What is dramming in whisky?

   • Dramming is the act of drinking a dram. It's an endearing term whisky fans using while enjoying whisky drams with one another. Often, conversation while dramming will turn to the drams themselves. People will share their thoughts, or tasting notes, on the whisky drams.

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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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   What exactly is a DRAM?

   • Well, it depends on who’s pouring. In practice, there’s no firm definition of a dram. It can be, truly, a wee dram, nothing more than a light splash of whisky to lift the spirits. Or, it can be a hearty serving, a double-glug of something special to anchor after-dinner conversation or fortify yourself against the Hebrides’ driving rain.

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   What does wee dram mean in Scottish slang?

   • The word “wee” is Scottish slang for “small” or “little,” and so asking for a ‘wee dram’ is essentially a request for a small drink of whisky. How many drams are in a bottle of whisky?

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   A dram is a colloquial term for a small amount of whisky, but it can also refer to a unit of measurement in the Anglo-American system. Learn about the history, origin and variations of the word dram and how it differs from a shot or a wee dram.

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   Here we share what a dram means and how much whisky you get. Plus how to order a dram of whisky in a bar.

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   Oct 30, 2017 · Learn the origin and variations of the term dram, used to refer to a single serving of whisky in Scotland and other countries. Find out how much whisky is a dram in different units and contexts, and how to enjoy it.

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   When ordering whiskey, the most common measure is a dram. In this article, we’ll delve into the significance and origins of the term “dram” and how it came to be. Unlike a shot, which is designed for quick consumption, a dram is perfect for enjoying whiskey neat, allowing you to fully appreciate its rich flavours.

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   Oct 21, 2022 · A dram is a unit of measurement for whisky, but it varies depending on where you are. Learn the origin, history and difference of a dram in Scotland, America and other regions.

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   Dec 1, 2019 · Learn the origin and meaning of the word dram, and how it varies in different countries and contexts. Find out how many drams are in a bottle, and what dramming means.

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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.