whiskey-colored

Between the joyous avidity of every one of her features and the whiskey-colored glow of the setting sun, Margo looked more beautiful than she ever had during all the years Charles had known her.

Here Comes Another Lesson Stephen O’Connor 2010

Her whiskey-colored eyes were sultry, her cheeks flushed.

Kresley Cole Immortals After Dark: The Clan MacRieve Kresley Cole 2010

At the far end of the long, whiskey-colored bar sat two regulars, both men, one stool between them, always one stool between them.

The Hanging Tree Bryan Gruley 2010

Her eyes are also often described as "whiskey-colored."

Oral Tradition, Epithets, and J.D. Robb Victoria Janssen 2009

Sometimes, as in this quote from Strangers in Death, the attributes are used in combination: Roarke found it compelling, the way those whiskey-colored eyes could go flat and cold as they were now.

Oral Tradition, Epithets, and J.D. Robb Victoria Janssen 2009

Her husband, Roarke, is Irish, and Ireland is famous for its whiskey; the fact that he sees her eyes as "whiskey-colored" may give a hint of his feelings for her, and perhaps his association of her with the comfort of drinking whiskey.

Oral Tradition, Epithets, and J.D. Robb Victoria Janssen 2009

Wide whiskey-colored eyes stared sightlessly upward.

Shiver Jackson, Lisa 2006

Becky Barker Cade had sable hair and whiskey-colored eyes that glittered with arrogant amusement, a wicked trait that often concealed his intense nature.

On Wings Of Love Barker, Becky 2006

A beautiful woman with whiskey-colored eyes, untamed red-blond curls, and a full mouth.

Shiver Jackson, Lisa 2006

As he looked down into thickly fringed whiskey-colored eyes, Nate felt a familiar, enjoyable pull.

Magnolia Moon JoAnn Ross 2003