Charles Joughin, the baker on-board the doomed Titanic, trod water for three hours before being rescued. He claimed he hadn’t succumbed to the cold due to the amount of whisky he had drunk prior to the accident, while the ship was sinking.[whiskey]
George Washington was the only founding father to commercially operate a distillery. It was one of the biggest distilleries of its time, but was unfortunately destroyed by a fire a few years after opening.[whiskey]
At the time of writing, there are 133 distilleries licensed to produce Scotch whisky.[whiskey]
Distilled alcoholic beverages made from gluten grains are gluten-free due to distillation removing gluten proteins.[whiskey]
The record for the smallest bottle goes to White Horse, who produced a bottle containing just 1.3 millilitres of whisky.[whiskey]
A royal footman who poured whisky into the Queen’s corgis’ water bowl as a party trick was demoted and had his salary cut.[whiskey]
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