Garbage, or where a belt goes

In an ode, John Keats called this bird, renowned for its song, light-winged Dryad of the trees

Alicia Keys

Scorpio or Pisces, for example

It's a myth that whiskey labeled bourbon must be distilled in this U.S. state but most of it is

That fancy lodging at your favorite hotel, or the "saccharine" word that describes it

As holder of this job in the 1970s, John Betjeman wrote verses honoring Elizabeth II's silver jubilee

Kenny G

This was one of the sports Henry Winkler could do, so it's how Fonzie jumped the shark

Most scotch is distilled twice; this type of whiskey like Bushmills & Tullamore D.E.W. 3 times

A statement of admiration for another, or a "full" number of soldiers to do a job

This Belle of Amherst wrote, "I'll tell you how the sun rose--a ribbon at a time"

Earl Scruggs

Peppery salad vegetable

Forbes says India's Officer's Choice is the world's top-selling whiskey; America's is this Lynchburg libation

The opposite of slack, or what slackers weren't getting in school

This American's verses include "Behold the duck. It does not cluck. A cluck it lacks. It quacks"

Rock Hall of Famer Hal Blaine

Irish city famous for its crystal

A small percent of whiskey maturing in barrels evaporates each year a portion called the share of these celestial beings

An old word for the Christian cross, or a description of one's impolite disposition

John Dryden said this other 17th century man "affects the metaphysics"; in fact he's the leading metaphysical poet

Sarah Chang & Midori

Type of plain in Spain from which the rain mainly drains to one main vein

Name the five whisky regions of Scotland