Scotch whisky regions may be less important these days in the industry, but some whiskies remain the foundation stones of their local styles. Read the full article at Best Whiskies From Each Scotch Re ...

Ahead of Burns Night, whisky experts have shared a list of the "best whisky distilleries to visit in 2025" in Scotland — from Dumfries and Galloway to the Hebrides.

Remember that whisky is divided into five distinct food groups – Islands, Highlands, Lowlands, Campbeltown and Speyside – ...

A SCOTS whisky distillery has been crowned the best in the world for its tour. Daniel Ufland, co-founder of premier online retailer The Whisky Masters, compiled a list of the must-visit ...

It should come as no surprise that five of the top ten distillery experiences picked out by a whisky expert are in Scotland - ...

The family of a woman who disappeared on the Isle of Mull more than a week ago say they "just want to know that she is safe". Claire Halliday, 35, was last seen in the Fionnphort area in the ...

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Finish: medium, with grainy notes, grassy touches and a lightly bitter herbal note. Regardless of the distillery, these 5 year olds for Italy were ubiquitous malts, fairly unpretentious but really not ...

A distillery has launched the first legal single malt whisky produced on the the Isle of Tiree in more than 200 years. One of Scotland’s smallest whisky distilleries, the Isle of Tiree Distillery, ...

Among Islay obsessives, Laphroaig is often alluded to as the most robustly flavoured of the smoky ... as I conceive it,” Talisker holds the enviable distinction of being the oldest working distillery ...

Decidedly no longer the insider’s commodity that it was at the turn of the new millennium, for discerning drinkers, Japanese whisky is as much a part of the cultural firmament right now as Scotch or ...

Scotland’s whisky trade is vital to the UK economy, creating 66,000 jobs and bringing in £7.1 billion (€8.5 billion) to the British economy, according to the Scotch Whisky Association.