How to ‘not taste’ whisky
Dave Broom’s approach to tasting whisky is methodical, but this is how to ‘not taste’ it.
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From the editors
21 November 2018
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From the editors
01 March 2017
There’s a big whisky world out there
It’s time for Scotchwhisky.com to branch out into the wider whisky realm, says Dave Broom.
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From the editors
26 July 2016
What can Jack Daniel’s teach Scotch whisky?
Tennessee’s finest may be supplanting Scotch in British consumers’ affections. But does it matter?
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From the editors
09 May 2017
Reviving the lost lessons of the past
The momentum of progress embodies the story of human evolution, but is it a one-way street?
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From the editors
05 July 2017
Tasting by numbers
Dave Broom discusses changes to the way we score the whiskies we taste – and why words matter more.
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From the editors
26 July 2017
Port casks: what’s in a name?
The wood used to age whisky adds to its story, says Richard Woodard, but let’s get our facts right.
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From the editors
25 July 2018
Let experiences shape your palate
Engaging with the world around you can help heighten your whisky experience, writes Dave Broom.
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From the editors
27 March 2019
Let’s give blends the respect they deserve
Maybe if we treat blends as ‘special’, says Richard Woodard, that’s just what they’ll become.
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From the editors
24 April 2019
Carlsberg’s new slogan is oddly refreshing
Carlsberg probably isn’t the world’s best, says Dave Broom, but can anything really be?
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Legendary Bottlings
06 August 2019
Cadenhead’s ‘tall’ 1960s single malts
These early bottlings from Cadenhead challenge the historic narrative of single malt.
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The way I see it...
12 February 2019
Let’s end colour prejudice in whisky
Just because a whisky is pale, argues Cara Laing, that doesn’t make it less interesting.
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The way I see it...
05 August 2019
Automation puts whisky skills at risk
Technology doesn’t improve all aspects of whisky making, says Knockdhu’s Gordon Bruce.
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Old & Rare
30 January 2018
Rare Batch 31
Head back in time with a 1960s Glenugie, 1950s Balblair and a rare 1930s Glamis single malt.
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Glen Ranoch
A peated single malt from an undisclosed distillery, produced by the Glen Ranoch Whisky Compay.