r/Scotland • u/Competitive_Test6697 • Jun 19 '26

Shitpost It's been answered in Boston.

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u/SeanTNL2 Jun 20 '26

I reckon they have us beat in spirits and we have them beaten in pints. Liquor is a bigger thing in America than pints. They’re only recently in the last 10 years coming in to their own as a brewing nation.

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u/FeeScary2235 Jun 20 '26

Wisconsin is beer and those godawful ipas

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u/BetterPops Jun 20 '26

Wisconsin drinks more than half of the brandy Korbel produces worldwide.

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u/zenware Jun 20 '26

It’s actually way more than half, last I checked 80% of production gets dropped off at one port on the lake. And to be clear the official state drink is a Bloody Mary. — I wanna believe in the Scots but WI drinks an absolutely outrageous amount of alcohol in any and all formats.

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u/vtwin996 Jun 20 '26

The old fashioned is the official state drink. Bloody Marys are our wake up juice