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  • True Irony True Irony True Irony From the editors 15 October 2015

    True Irony

    Restless meanderings on irons and irony, kettles, espresso machines and hot water bottles.

  • Scottish Genever Scottish Genever Scottish Genever From the editors 20 August 2015

    Scotch and gin

    Gin is hot – and Scottish distillers are cashing in. But the links between the two spirits run deep…

  • Keepers of the Quaich: honouring the many Keepers of the Quaich: honouring the many Keepers of the Quaich: honouring the many From the editors 19 October 2016

    Keepers of the Quaich: honouring the many

    Thousands of people contribute to Scotch whisky’s success, not just an elite few.

  • Expensive but poor cocktails can jog on Expensive but poor cocktails can jog on Expensive but poor cocktails can jog on From the editors 01 June 2016

    Expensive but poor cocktails can jog on

    There’s no excuse for a poorly made cocktail if it costs the earth.

  • The Glenlivet capsules: why the hysteria? The Glenlivet capsules: why the hysteria? The Glenlivet capsules: why the hysteria? From the editors 09 October 2019

    The Glenlivet capsules: why the hysteria?

    What’s more outrageous: cocktails served in capsules or the fact it’s a Scotch? asks Becky Paskin.

  • Class warfare Class warfare Class warfare From the editors 03 November 2015

    Class warfare

    Gin, the proletariat and how Scotch whisky’s everyman status is coming under increasing threat.

  • Rediscovering Bobby Burns Rediscovering Bobby Burns Rediscovering Bobby Burns From the editors 03 August 2016

    Rediscovering Bobby Burns

    A jaunt around New York uncovers a forgotten Scotch cocktail classic that’s due a revival.

  • Lingo bingo Lingo bingo Lingo bingo From the editors 07 July 2015

    Lingo bingo

    Why Scotch marketers should beware swapping one dead language for another.

  • Abbey Road Abbey Road Abbey Road From the editors 12 January 2016

    Abbey Road

    The simple pleasures make this life blessed: the right music, the right room, the right whisky.

  • Fèis Ìle 2016 remembered Fèis Ìle 2016 remembered Fèis Ìle 2016 remembered From the editors 31 May 2016

    Fèis Ìle 2016 remembered

    Looking back at this year’s sun-filled festival – the good, the bad and the downright odd.

  • Let's hear it for the ladies Let's hear it for the ladies Let's hear it for the ladies From the editors 09 October 2015

    Let's hear it for the ladies

    With more women than ever enjoying a wee dram why does gender stereotyping still exist at all?

  • Scotch’s rulebook: a liberating force? Scotch’s rulebook: a liberating force? Scotch’s rulebook: a liberating force? From the editors 19 September 2018

    Scotch’s rulebook: a liberating force?

    Far from stifling innovation, says Richard Woodard, Scotch’s regulations can inspire it.

  • A tale of two tastings A tale of two tastings A tale of two tastings From the editors 30 September 2016

    A tale of two tastings

    Rare Scotch whisky has moved out of the reach of many, but there’s still pleasure to be had.

  • One week, two continents, three shows One week, two continents, three shows One week, two continents, three shows From the editors 10 October 2016

    One week, two continents, three shows

    There’s a camaraderie building between Scotch and ‘other’ whiskies, says Dave Broom.

  • Local doesn’t always mean better Local doesn’t always mean better Local doesn’t always mean better From the editors 24 May 2017

    Local doesn’t always mean better

    Dave Broom reflects on the focus on local ingredients at the Tokyo International Bar Show.

  • Is it time to reinvent the flavour wheel? Is it time to reinvent the flavour wheel? Is it time to reinvent the flavour wheel? From the editors 30 August 2017

    Is it time to reinvent the flavour wheel?

    There’s no problem categorising whisky flavour profiles, but have we been doing it the right way?

  • Whisky’s shifting balance of power Whisky’s shifting balance of power Whisky’s shifting balance of power From the editors 12 December 2018

    Whisky’s shifting balance of power

    In Scotch whisky and in the wider world, says Richard Woodard, nothing lasts forever.

  • The benefits of whisky-scented moustache wax The benefits of whisky-scented moustache wax The benefits of whisky-scented moustache wax From the editors 08 July 2015

    Waxing lyrical

    Whisky-scented moustache wax is another attempt by Johnnie Walker to grab the attention of hipsters.

  • Baffled by yeast Baffled by yeast Baffled by yeast From the editors 29 February 2016

    Baffled by yeast

    Does yeast matter in Scotch? Most distillers would say no – but their US colleagues might disagree.

  • The whisky bar that’s a game changer The whisky bar that’s a game changer The whisky bar that’s a game changer From the editors 09 March 2016

    The whisky bar that’s a game changer

    There’s a new breed of bar in town set to revolutionise the way we drink whisky.

  • Welcome to the new malt order Welcome to the new malt order Welcome to the new malt order From the editors 06 July 2016

    Welcome to the new malt order

    Does Scotch single malt’s absence from a leading bar show speak volumes about cocktail snobbery?

  • The joy of sharing music and whisky The joy of sharing music and whisky The joy of sharing music and whisky From the editors 15 May 2019

    The joy of sharing music and whisky

    Through sharing our passions we can rediscover why we first fell in love, says Becky Paskin.

  • Whisky doesn’t need to be intimidating Whisky doesn’t need to be intimidating Whisky doesn’t need to be intimidating From the editors 28 August 2019

    Whisky doesn’t need to be intimidating

    Whisky bars should take inspiration from coffee shops when designing menus, says Becky Paskin.

  • Lessons of the tobacconist Lessons of the tobacconist Lessons of the tobacconist From the editors 04 January 2016

    Lessons of the tobacconist

    Scotch whisky, much like the traditional tobacconist, needs to evolve to appeal to a new audience.

  • Brexit: oh, the irony Brexit: oh, the irony Brexit: oh, the irony From the editors 07 July 2016

    Brexit: oh, the irony

    The Scotch industry needs to think hard and fast about its future post-Brexit, says Dave Broom.

  • Scotchwhisky.com: 10 months on Scotchwhisky.com: 10 months on Scotchwhisky.com: 10 months on From the editors 20 July 2016

    Scotchwhisky.com: 10 months on

    Dave Broom reflects on the site so far and why you won’t see any ‘PR fluff’ on here any time soon.

  • Finding whisky’s fun side Finding whisky’s fun side Finding whisky’s fun side From the editors 03 May 2017

    Finding whisky’s fun side

    A trip to San Francisco has Dave Broom pondering what lessons whisky can learn from rum.

  • The joy of consensus The joy of consensus The joy of consensus From the editors 12 July 2017

    The joy of consensus

    All branches of the drinks trade are now aiming at common goals, says Dave Broom.

  • Embracing a world beyond Scotch Embracing a world beyond Scotch Embracing a world beyond Scotch From the editors 27 September 2017

    Embracing a world beyond Scotch

    Whisky shows are no longer the sole preserve of Scotch – or indeed whisky – finds Dave Broom.

  • Whisky must make an emotional connection Whisky must make an emotional connection Whisky must make an emotional connection From the editors 07 August 2019

    Whisky must make an emotional connection

    Swanky visitor centres are no substitute for inspiration and imagination, says Richard Woodard.

  • Groundhog Day for Scotch distillery boom? Groundhog Day for Scotch distillery boom? Groundhog Day for Scotch distillery boom? From the editors 06 January 2017

    Groundhog Day for Scotch distillery boom?

    The surge in new Scotch distilleries has some striking similarities to the Victorian whisky boom.

  • Whisky, cliché and the real Scotland Whisky, cliché and the real Scotland Whisky, cliché and the real Scotland From the editors 01 August 2018

    Whisky, cliché and the real Scotland

    Clichés are rooted in truth, says Dave Broom, so don’t ignore them – but look beyond them.

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  • Giorgio D’Ambrosio, Bar Metrò Giorgio D’Ambrosio, Bar Metrò Giorgio D’Ambrosio, Bar Metrò Interviews 12 July 2018

    Giorgio D’Ambrosio, Bar Metrò

    One of Italy’s Scotch whisky pioneers, and the man behind Milan’s legendary Bar Metrò.

  • Thierry Bénitah, La Maison du Whisky Thierry Bénitah, La Maison du Whisky Thierry Bénitah, La Maison du Whisky Interviews 17 October 2016

    Thierry Bénitah, La Maison du Whisky

    As the retailer celebrates 60 years, LMDW’s CEO explains why whisky is more than just a business.

  • Jim Beveridge OBE, Johnnie Walker Jim Beveridge OBE, Johnnie Walker Jim Beveridge OBE, Johnnie Walker Interviews 15 July 2019

    Jim Beveridge OBE, Johnnie Walker

    Meeting the modest, self-effacing team player who makes the world’s best-selling whisky.

  • Sandy Hyslop, Chivas Brothers Sandy Hyslop, Chivas Brothers Sandy Hyslop, Chivas Brothers Interviews 03 December 2018

    Sandy Hyslop, Chivas Brothers

    The maker of Chivas Regal and Ballantine’s says blends – and malts – are often misunderstood.

  • Billy Leighton, Irish Distillers Billy Leighton, Irish Distillers Billy Leighton, Irish Distillers Interviews 06 March 2019

    Billy Leighton, Irish Distillers

    The master blender welcomes Ireland’s whiskey renaissance, but with an eye to the past.

  • James Espey, The Last Drop Distillers James Espey, The Last Drop Distillers James Espey, The Last Drop Distillers Interviews 04 August 2016

    James Espey, The Last Drop Distillers

    Brands, marketing and much more from the driving force behind the Classic Malts and Blue Label.

  • Sir Kingsley Amis Sir Kingsley Amis Sir Kingsley Amis Famous whisky drinkers 23 June 2016

    Sir Kingsley Amis

    The sharp-tongued novelist was critical about alcoholic beverages, but passionate about Scotch.

  • Mark Twain Mark Twain Mark Twain Famous whisky drinkers 13 July 2015

    Mark Twain

    How a chance encounter aboard a Transatlantic liner made Mark Twain a Scotch whisky aficionado.

  • Queen Victoria Queen Victoria Queen Victoria Famous whisky drinkers 20 October 2015

    Queen Victoria

    Despite her stern demeanour, the not-so-merry monarch was a great lover of Scotch whisky.

  • James Robertson Justice James Robertson Justice James Robertson Justice Famous whisky drinkers 30 August 2018

    James Robertson Justice

    The actor loved whisky so much he claimed to have been born ‘under a distillery in Skye’.

  • Sir Walter Scott Sir Walter Scott Sir Walter Scott Famous whisky drinkers 14 September 2015

    Sir Walter Scott

    The author of Ivanhoe did more than most to romanticise the Highlands – and Scotch malt whisky.

  • Robert Bruce Lockhart Robert Bruce Lockhart Robert Bruce Lockhart Famous whisky drinkers 10 December 2015

    Robert Bruce Lockhart

    From plots to assassinate Lenin to championing malts over blends, the dramatic story of ‘RBL’.

  • David Niven David Niven David Niven Famous whisky drinkers 25 April 2016

    David Niven

    The actor, author and raconteur counted Scotch as a constant companion in his colourful life.

  • Anthony Burgess Anthony Burgess Anthony Burgess Famous whisky drinkers 04 September 2017

    Anthony Burgess

    The author of A Clockwork Orange was almost as prolific with whisky and he was with the pen.

  • Sir Winston Churchill Sir Winston Churchill Sir Winston Churchill Famous whisky drinkers 11 July 2016

    Sir Winston Churchill

    Be it with breakfast, lunch or dinner, Sir Winston Churchill’s affection for Scotch was no secret.

  • Truman Capote Truman Capote Truman Capote Famous whisky drinkers 21 November 2017

    Truman Capote

    The author of Breakfast at Tiffany’s was a supremely talented writer with a penchant for J&B Rare.

  • Princess Margaret Princess Margaret Princess Margaret Famous whisky drinkers 21 December 2017

    Princess Margaret

    Recalling the Queen’s late sister, a controversial figure noted for her love of The Famous Grouse.

  • Compton Mackenzie Compton Mackenzie Compton Mackenzie Famous whisky drinkers 13 January 2016

    Compton Mackenzie

    The Whisky Galore author was also a wartime spy for MI6 and a lover of classical music and cats.

  • ‘Miss Babs’ Robertson, Edrington ‘Miss Babs’ Robertson, Edrington ‘Miss Babs’ Robertson, Edrington Whisky heroes 07 March 2018

    ‘Miss Babs’ Robertson, Edrington

    The story of the woman whose astuteness helped create one of Scotch whisky’s strongest businesses.

  • Wallace and Jack Milroy, Milroy’s of Soho Wallace and Jack Milroy, Milroy’s of Soho Wallace and Jack Milroy, Milroy’s of Soho Whisky heroes 09 May 2019

    Wallace and Jack Milroy, Milroy’s of Soho

    The single malt pioneers supplied politicians and celebrities from their famed London store.

  • Frank Sinatra Frank Sinatra Frank Sinatra Famous whisky drinkers 21 January 2019

    Frank Sinatra

    America’s most loved singer had a colourful off-stage life, with Jack Daniel’s to the fore.

  • Aeneas Coffey Aeneas Coffey Aeneas Coffey Whisky heroes 11 September 2018

    Aeneas Coffey

    The Irishman’s work on continuous distillation transformed the world of Scotch whisky.

  • The Forbes family of Ferintosh The Forbes family of Ferintosh The Forbes family of Ferintosh Whisky heroes 11 July 2018

    The Forbes family of Ferintosh

    The family behind Ferintosh, Scotland’s oldest distillery and a vast operation at its peak.

  • Captain William Fraser Captain William Fraser Captain William Fraser Whisky heroes 29 March 2016

    Captain William Fraser

    Was the founder of Royal Brackla distillery really as arrogant and spiteful as we’re led to believe?

  • John & James Grant John & James Grant John & James Grant Whisky heroes 16 July 2015

    John & James Grant

    With a focus on single malt and exports, brothers John and James Grant were ahead of their time.

  • Alfred Barnard Alfred Barnard Alfred Barnard Whisky heroes 30 August 2017

    Alfred Barnard

    The little-known story of the man who wrote one of Scotch whisky’s most important books.

  • Tommy Dewar Tommy Dewar Tommy Dewar Whisky heroes 16 November 2016

    Tommy Dewar

    The globe-trotting extrovert and born salesman was one of Scotch’s most colourful characters.

  • Charles Doig Charles Doig Charles Doig Whisky heroes 10 September 2015

    Charles Doig

    The farmworker’s son whose unique vision transformed the landscape of Scotch whisky distilleries.

  • Bill Smith Grant, The Glenlivet Bill Smith Grant, The Glenlivet Bill Smith Grant, The Glenlivet Whisky heroes 11 April 2017

    Bill Smith Grant, The Glenlivet

    Great-grandson of The Glenlivet founder and survivor of both World Wars.

  • Andrew and John Usher Andrew and John Usher Andrew and John Usher Whisky heroes 07 June 2017

    Andrew and John Usher

    The brothers created one of the world’s most successful blended whiskies, Old Vatted Glenlivet.

  • The Incredible Captain Barclay The Incredible Captain Barclay The Incredible Captain Barclay Whisky heroes 27 January 2016

    The Incredible Captain Barclay

    The man who founded Glenury Royal distillery – and who famously walked 1,000 miles in 1,000 hours.

  • James Buchanan James Buchanan James Buchanan Whisky heroes 23 August 2016

    James Buchanan

    The ‘Whisky Baron’ overcame ill-health to create some of Scotch’s most successful blends.

  • Aeneas MacDonald Aeneas MacDonald Aeneas MacDonald Whisky heroes 19 December 2016

    Aeneas MacDonald

    No, not the exiled Scotsman, but the pseudonymous author of ‘the finest whisky book ever’.

  • Neil M Gunn Neil M Gunn Neil M Gunn Whisky heroes 13 August 2018

    Neil M Gunn

    The leading Scottish literary figure was an exciseman before his writing career took off.

  • Dr James Crow Dr James Crow Dr James Crow Whisky heroes 11 December 2018

    Dr James Crow

    The Scottish chemist is believed to be the pioneer of Bourbon’s sour mash process.

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