Rye.

Rye? Bourbon?

Rye and water.

White or rye?

White or rye?

Rye and soda.

Real Pennsylvania rye.

Swede? Rye and water.

Three shots of rye.

Hide in the rye!

Hey, Lonesome, sing Rye Whiskey.

Sour grapes.

Sour molasses?

Did you want white or rye?

Give me some rye, will you?

Rye is good enough for me.

Lemons are sour.

Good sour pickles.

Rye and water and ginger ale plain.

The milk turned sour.

This apple tastes sour.

This juice tastes sour.

The milk is sour.

He does look sour.

The wine turn sour.

Is it sour grapes?

What do you say, Scotch, rye, or beer?

Oh, no, no. Just a slug of rye.

Is it sweet or sour?

These oranges are very sour.

Clegg was hanged at Rye. He's buried out there.

I'm sour on this town, Fante.

That's the limit It's sour grapes

Not too sweet, not too sour.

Did you notice how sour the haircut?

I've got a mighty sour company bugler.

Scotch coffee, Canadian coffee, sour mash coffee...

That was such a sour note, John.

A pound of hard wheat, and a pound of rye wheat.

The fruit is still too sour to eat.

I will eat sweet and sour spareribs tonight.

Well, you needn't look so sour about it.

There's one rye... two scotch, one afterdinner liqueur and... and this here.

Those grapes look sweet, but in fact they're sour.

Of blinis and sour cream. The Russia of pirozhki.