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The consumption of Indian whisky

India consumes more whisky than any other country in the world; nearly one in two bottles of whisky is sold in India....

The 1898 Pattison Crash and 50 difficult years for Scotch

The claim that the Pattison Crash ‘symbolically brought an end to growth in the whisky industry for nearly fifty year...

The Forbes Mackenzie Act & the story of blended Scotch whisky

The passing of the Forbes Mackenzie Act in 1853 has been cited in many whisky histories as one of the key events in t...

Scotch & Mister Sam (Sam Bronfman)

Whisky writer Iain Russell shines a light on Sam Bronfman (Samuel Bronfman, 1891–1971), one of the most successful, i...

The Tround: William Grant & Sons’ iconic triangle bottle

Take a look at the whisky bottles ranged along the back bar of your favourite pub, or on the shelves in your local su...

Whisky cocktails: The Fitzroy

To ask a man to narrow down his favourite Scotch/Irish whisky based cocktail is, by far, one of the hardest questions...

Whisky cocktails: Port Oporto

My favourite cocktail: There are many, but in this case I'd choose my signature drink called Port Oporto. Why? Becaus...

Arniston House: Rooted in Scottish History

Arniston House and Estate has been home to the Dundas family since 1571, the family still own and live in the house t...

What’s in a name?

A recent trip to the beautiful island of Easdale, the smallest permanently inhabited island of the Inner Hebrides (a...

The mass appeal of gin

Gin has taken the world by storm and shows no signs of slowing down. It seems like every week a new gin trend has tak...

Millennial Whisky Education

Millennials and single malt whisky might not seem like an obvious pairing. Younger people, it’s often assumed, are mo...

7 tips for starting a whisky club

We’re firm believers that anyone can start a whisky club. Even if you’re new to whisky yourself, starting a whisky cl...
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