This liquor was invented by the MacKinnon family.
From more than a century old esoteric recipe,
it was concocted from scotch, herbs, spices, and heather honey.
A full-bodied drink with the color of gold,
its sweet, fragrant taste is something to behold.
First produced in Edinburgh, and then in Glasgow,
after passing through many hands, it has survived somehow.
This heralded liquor is still around for sale.
Try it either straight up, or in a rusty nail.
I thank both wikipedia.org online encyclopedia and www.drambuie.com for valuable information I obtained to write this poem
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