Christopher Hitchens
The English-born journalist and polemicist loved controversy, and Johnnie Walker Black Label.
The English-born journalist and polemicist loved controversy, and Johnnie Walker Black Label.
As a man, he was a ‘happy Hercules’ – and, as a distiller, a larger-than-life self-promoter.
The compelling story of the man who rescued the Islay distillery and brought it into prosperity.
America’s first great TV star sure loved his food, cigarettes and, of course, Scotch whisky.
The global malts ambassador travels for eight months a year, spreading the whisky word.
The brothers created one of the world’s most successful blended whiskies, Old Vatted Glenlivet.
Discussing age statements, casks and chemistry with the distillery manager and master distiller.
The Rat Pack reveller was known for his friendly, ‘drunky’ performances and fondness for J&B Rare.
Growing up down the road from Glen Moray inevitably led to a career in whisky for RMW’s manager.
Delve into the life of the forgotten hero behind the Craigellachie distillery, hotel and village.
Great-grandson of The Glenlivet founder and survivor of both World Wars.
The first female master blender of the modern era reveals some of her whisky-making secrets.
One of Scotland’s greatest monarchs, with a keen interest in warfare, sport – and aqua vitae.
The shamed excise officer may be more villain than hero, but it depends on whose side you’re on…
The senior brand ambassador’s Viking soul runs deep – almost as deep as his love of whisky.
Britain’s first female Prime Minister, ‘The Iron Lady’, believed in whisky to give you energy.
A career as colourful as his socks, including staring down the barrel of a gun more than once.
Behind a love of whisky lie parallel passions for Harley-Davidsons, tattoos and Jack Russells.
No, not the exiled Scotsman, but the pseudonymous author of ‘the finest whisky book ever’.
The controversial American football star had a particular soft spot for Johnnie Walker Red.
The globe-trotting extrovert and born salesman was one of Scotch’s most colourful characters.
From taking a prince to the pub to hosting weddings at home, Willie Cochrane has many tales to tell.
What started as a part-time student job evolved into a life-long passion for Scotch whisky.
As the retailer celebrates 60 years, LMDW’s CEO explains why whisky is more than just a business.
Alexander Walker’s blending book and pickled snakes – Diageo’s archivist has (almost) seen it all.
The William Grant distiller on his successes, failures and balancing innovation with brand identity.
The film star was always three drinks ahead, whether it be with a Scotch or a Martini in hand.
The ‘Whisky Baron’ overcame ill-health to create some of Scotch’s most successful blends.
Talking industry idols, travelling and a love of fast cars with Scottish Leader’s lead blender.
Brands, marketing and much more from the driving force behind the Classic Malts and Blue Label.
The 2016 International Brand Ambassador of the Year discusses Scotch serves around the world.
Talking transparency, integrity and following in the footsteps of industry legend Jim McEwan.
Be it with breakfast, lunch or dinner, Sir Winston Churchill’s affection for Scotch was no secret.
The founder of Sheep Dip whisky and Edinburgh Gin talks botanical dictionaries, wood and horses.
The sharp-tongued novelist was critical about alcoholic beverages, but passionate about Scotch.
Born at Glen Grant, Dennis Malcolm has been linked with the Rothes distillery almost ever since.