For some unknown reason, distillers love to name their products after birds.
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- A gin and vodka from New Zealand.
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- A famous U.S. bourbon.
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- The scissor-tailed hummingbird is the national bird of Jamaica, nicknamed the “Doctor Bird.”
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- Like the image at the top, the Scots love golden eagles.
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- This Canadian whisky is referencing the snowy owl.
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- Macaws don’t live in Barbados except when you’re drinking.
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- A French vodka named after the Toulouse goose (I’m not making this up!).
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- The original distiller was James Crow, hence the name.
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- Each year 43 million bottles of The Famous Grouse are enjoyed in no less than 94 global markets. So stop your grousing!
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- Barbados is too civilized for cockfighting!
