The Balvenie has unveiled the oldest single malt whisky ever released: an 88-year-old drawn from Cask 239, filled on 5 March ...

More bourbon distillers are rinsing their casks as demand for their whiskey rises – could this be bad news for Scotch, or is it an opportunity for creativity?

For aficionados making the pilgrimage to Islay, the heady aroma of burning peat in a distillery’s kiln is an indispensable factor in the romance and allure of this Hebridean island and legendary ...

The distillery's traditional whisky production method will utilise heritage barleys, wood-fired distillation, and worm tub condensers ...

Chinquapin is the new cool kid on the block, but what exactly is it about this American white oak species that has the world’s distillers excited?

The series is an evolution of – and will eventually replace – Jura Journey in the distillery's signature collection ...

“The days of people queuing outside overnight to acquire limited edition releases are gone. […] Many lots at auction don’t meet their reserves. The void between a buyer and seller’s expectation of ...

Washbacks alongside hot tubs? Warehouses with hotel rooms? That’s the plan for closed Speyside distillery Coleburn, which is set to become a whole new kind of whisky experience. Kristiane Westray ...

Participants settle in at their kitchen table or couch and Charlie plays host, going around the Zoom squares asking everyone to introduce themselves before he brings on the speaker. After the ...

The global winners of the World Whiskies Awards 2025 have been unveiled in a ceremony at the Waldof Hotel in London which saw members of the whisky industry come together to celebrate excellence in ...

If you’ve spent any time in the Scottish Highlands, you might find a lot that looks familiar as you pull into the Glendronach car park. Stone buildings, including the old malting barn, are arranged ...

The one thing I can usually be certain of as I meet people from other parts of the world is that what they think they know about Taiwan is almost inevitably not true.” This is the view of Mike ...