Spirit of Toronto 2017
A once-in-a-lifetime tasting of rare whiskies was the highlight of this year’s event.
A once-in-a-lifetime tasting of rare whiskies was the highlight of this year’s event.
Dave Broom looks back on this year’s festival, at the friendship, whisky and lessons learnt.
Gin, beer and smugglers’ tours on the penultimate day of Speyside’s annual whisky festival.
It’s not every day that you get to choose a distillery’s next exclusive whisky.
The second day was filled with exclusive distillery tours, a blending class and raucous dancing.
The Spirit of Speyside Whisky Festival got off to a roaring start, with not a snowflake in sight.
Beginning with a focus on old and rare bottlings, today the show stands for much more than whisky.
Whisky producers from all around the globe demonstrate the importance of a united industry.
Australia has close links to Scotch whisky, stretching as far back as the mid-19th century.
The annual New Orleans cocktail festival brought a taste of the Deep South to Scotland’s capital.
On the road less travelled, embracing a rich culture, history and sense of renewal.
As recent problems take their toll, there’s still great interest in Scotch blends and malts.
The debut show in Glasgow was overflowing with some truly once-in-a-lifetime drams.
A walking tour through the historic, whisky-laden streets of the Scottish capital.
The inaugural event highlighted a consensus for global co-operation to enhance whisky’s future.
Merging one of Europe’s most popular music festivals with a worldwide selection of drams.
Could the introduction of whisky to Dutch supermarkets damage independent spirits retailers?
Scotch led the way at the opulent 2016 event, designed for an older whisky drinking generation.
The thrill of opening rare bottles is even greater in the right company – and the right location.
The Dutch show drew crowds of more than 800 whisky enthusiasts during its debut in Rotterdam.
Filled with film screenings, rare distillery tours, live music and a profusion of ‘special’ drams.
A must-attend show for the bar industry – but is Scotch doing enough to cash in on its success?
Hold on to your hat as Tom Bruce-Gardyne takes a windy, whistle-stop tour through the islands.
Tasting everything from rare old malts to fresh-faced new spirit from the broader whisky world.
Rare bottlings, new releases, cocktails and masterclasses in this not-to-be-missed annual show.
After many decades of apparent married bliss, are the cracks finally beginning to show?
The inaugural spin-off festival held in Elgin captured the essence of Speyside perfectly.
Scotch whisky faces a host of challenges in India, but there are signs that habits are changing.
Steeped in history, the Scottish town refers to itself as the ‘malt whisky capital of the world’.
The Polish festival upped the ante for its third year with cigars, igloo bars and a rock concert.
The craft boom poses a small but growing threat to the huge Stateside success of single malt Scotch.
With more than 250 whiskies on offer, Edinburgh Whisky Fringe was a sell-out success.
Scotch whisky is as significant as any other spirit at this annual New Orleans cocktail festival.
A whisky club with a difference: Whisky Blasphemy is not afraid of straying from the status quo.
Scotch whisky fans enjoyed drams, a distillery tour and a dip in a loch at this year’s event.
The trials and tribulations of navigating Canada’s complex and highly regulated whisky market.
Away from the distillery days, Fèis offers an array of tastings, masterclasses and charity events.
Ardbeg Day became Ardbeg Night with tales of smugglers and a Fèis bottling called Dark Cove.