Brigg LIVES accept a donation from the regulars of the King William at Scawby Brook.
A whiskey tasting session was held, along with a raffle.
There were many types of whiskey on offer including those from Ireland, Wales, Scotland and India.
Some were single malts and and others were blends. They raised a fantastic £100.
We trust Sandy Clarvis, of Brigg, won't mind us re-posting this information she uploaded to the LIVES first responders' Facebook page.
Keep up the good work!
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IF YOU ENJOY VISITING THIS WEBSITE REGULARLY TO FIND OUT WHAT'S GOING ON, WE'RE ASKING YOU TO CONSIDER MAKING A DONATION TOWARDS OUR COSTS. MUCH TIME AND EFFORT IS PUT INTO FINDING AND PROCESSING STORIES AND PHOTOS. IF YOU WANT TO DONATE, PLEASE SEND A CHEQUE, MADE PAYABLE TO NIGEL FISHER, TO 10 SPRINGFIELD ROAD, BRIGG, NORTH LINCS, DN20 8DD. PAYMENTS IN CASH ALSO WELCOME AT ANY TIME.
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Oxford English Dictionary, indicates: "In modern trade usage, Scotch whisky and Irish whiskey are thus distinguished in spelling; whisky is the usual spelling in Britain and whiskey that in the US."
The 1949 film, 'Whisky (no 'e') Galore', based in Scotland, was called, 'Tight Little Island' in the States.
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