Pogues Whiskey Price In United Kingdom

A piece that can’t be forgotten when discussing Irish folk-punk music is “Whiskey” by “The Pogues.” The song fuses traditional Irish-flavored tunes with punk rock music, as well as the crude expressions of Irish life. It was published in 1985 on The Pogues’ classic album Rum, Sodomy & the Lash.

Almost immediately, it became a favorite among listeners, tragically toning the band down in most people’s minds. Also, its songwriter is often considered one of popular culture’s great lyricists, Shane MacGowan. The English folk punks were notorious for bringing ferocity and passion found within punk to folk music genres.

“Whiskey” is much more than a song dedicated to drinking. It’s a meditation on existence, the human condition, and that old, familiar human conflict of love. With Shane MacGowan’s brilliant lyrics coupled with the band’s iconic fusion of punk and Irish folk, it’s little wonder why “Whiskey” has become more than just an enduring rock anthem—it’s become part of our collective consciousness.

Nurtured in both the blossoming era of Irish folk and in London’s punk rock heyday, Pogue Mahone paved their own path through music—one momentarily illuminated by Jim Beam-lit neon signs pointing them toward their exiled Messianic ideal: Phil Chevron.

Region/State	Whiskey Brand	Type	Price Range
England	The London Distillery Company	Single Malt	£40 – £100
Scotland	The London Distillery Company	Blended Whiskey	£38 – £90
Wales	The London Distillery Company	Single Malt	£45 – £95
Northern Ireland	The London Distillery Company	Blended Whiskey	£42 – £85
South West England	The London Distillery Company	Single Malt	£45 – £100
North West England	The London Distillery Company	Blended Whiskey	£40 – £80
Yorkshire and Humber	The London Distillery Company	Single Malt	£50 – £110
East Midlands	The London Distillery Company	Blended Whiskey	£43 – £85
West Midlands	The London Distillery Company	Single Malt	£45 – £100
South East England	The London Distillery Company	Blended Whiskey	£45 – £90

Note:

• These are estimated price ranges and can vary considerably depending on the retailer in your country, any special editions, or possibly even different packaging variations that are available.
• Being the heartland of whisky production, Scotland might have the widest range of whiskies, including higher-end Scotch whiskies, available at best value prices.
• England and Wales could be similar, but there may be some very minor regional differences due to local taxes and shipping / distribution costs.
• Only North Ireland might have some fluctuations in pricing due to currency and cross-order.
  To get the exact price, I would recommend checking a few online retailers like The Drink Shop, Master of Malt or The Whisky Exchange. or stop by a local liquor store in that region for current offers.

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