There are two spellings for uisge beatha (and no, I wasn't talking about aqua vitae) in English. The Scots traditionally use whisky if they aren't using uisge beatha or uisge baugh. Others have used the form with an e in it.
It seems the New York Times has made up its mind
If you're a Scotch or a Canadian product, you're whisky. If you're from elsewhere, you're Whiskey. I wonder where that leaves Suntory?
Year in review, 2016 edition
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- Diana recovered from knee replacement.
- Birthday party for Eunhye
- Dominion removed the power line across the river behind our house.
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9 years ago

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