John Ramsay, Port Ellen
The man who owned five Islay distilleries, who was also a great agricultural moderniser.
The man who owned five Islay distilleries, who was also a great agricultural moderniser.
Scotch featured heavily in the crime author’s works, including The Maltese Falcon and Red Harvest.
The Fife farmer and distillery co-founder on ‘moonlighting’ and the value of patience.
The story of one of the great actors of Hollywood’s golden age – and his love of Scotch.
The Diageo ambassador talks grain whisky, dealing with jet lag and dinners with David Beckham.
Eden Mill’s founder discusses the flavour impact of chocolate malt, and the Hipflask series.
The story of one of the 19th century’s great black-market whisky still manufacturers.
The former cricketer who has done more than anyone to put South African whisky on the map.
The Carry On… actor loved Scotch so much he’d insist on bringing a case on-set with him.
Glen Moray’s visitor centre manager talks whisky tourism, and those iconic brown signs.
The traditional distiller on gin, terroir and why whisky with milk is a winning combination.
The American writer and poet had a lasting, but devastating, love for Scotch whisky.
The Adelphi MD talks blockchains, transparency and forgotten queens conceived in fireplaces.
From Prohibition to the 1950s, the life of one of Scotch whisky’s greatest entrepreneurs.
The distillery’s co-founder explains why his family home moved from rock ‘n’ roll into whiskey.
The story of the woman whose astuteness helped create one of Scotch whisky’s strongest businesses.
Lindores Abbey distillery’s founder ditched a life cooking for celebrities to make whisky.
The independent bottler discusses single cask whisky, music and being a fan of Hearts.
The four-time Oscar winner had a long and distinguished career – and a love for Famous Grouse.
The Midleton master distiller talks serendipity, single pot still and experimentation.
The Beam Suntory master blender came to whisky late, but now has a wealth of experience.
He was the man behind the distillery’s cult 1960s and 1970s bottlings – but how did he do it?
Glenmorangie’s head of whisky stocks talks myths, magic and the company’s secret blending book.
Recalling the Queen’s late sister, a controversial figure noted for her love of The Famous Grouse.
The Isle of Arran Distillers boss reveals plans for Lagg distillery, and the island’s peaty future.
The man behind Raasay distillery talks whisky heritage and his next project in the Borders.
The author of Breakfast at Tiffany’s was a supremely talented writer with a penchant for J&B Rare.
Glenburgie’s distillery manager discusses the demolition and rebuild of the Speyside site.
The story of the African orphan who became a famous figure in the Speyside town of Rothes.
The distillery manager discusses Wick’s proud heritage and Pulteney’s quirky character.
The story of the post-war distillery architect who built Tullibardine, Jura and Glenallachie.
The malt master and a pioneer of double cask maturation reflects on his career.
The master blender likens herself to an orchestral conductor, playing tunes with the casks.
The author of A Clockwork Orange was almost as prolific with whisky and he was with the pen.
The little-known story of the man who wrote one of Scotch whisky’s most important books.
Dalmore’s eccentric master blender reflects on a lifetime of devotion to whisky.