Campari Group GTR has unveiled The Glen Grant Exploration No.1, the first in a collection of limited-release single malt ...

The Glasgow Distillery has announced the release of a 10-year-old whisky, which becomes the oldest expression from the ...

The release is supported by an omnichannel campaign, which started last month and continues through August, across 37 high-traffic airport locations in eight key Asia Pacific markets.

Yet, the ongoing parade of five-figure bottles hardly seems to be slowing. Recent releases include the Glen Grant 65 Year Old, one of the costliest expressions to come out of the legendary Speyside ...

The Glenrothes was built in 1879. Much of the stonework on its original site was likely chiseled and constructed by hand. To ...

Or head to Tesco for a bottle of The Glenlivet Founder's Reserve Single Malt Scotch Whisky 70cl for a more wallet friendly £36 - it won the 2019 International Wine & Spirits Competition (IWSC ...

Alex Munoz, Director of Outlet Operations & Programming, helped celebrate National Whisky Day with a sampling from The Next Whisky Bar at the Watergate.

Rare whisky is supposed to be in decline ... has seen the release of the oldest Irish single malt. That was followed a week later by The Glen Grant 65 Year Old, one of the costliest expressions ...

In the case of The Glen Grant’s latest release, a spectacularly rare, 65-year-old single malt, it’s impossible ... In such conditions, interaction between whisky and wood is slow and steady.

Here are brief descriptions and tasting notes on six newer Scotch whiskies that every whisky enthusiast must try, according to Dawn Davies, head buyer at The Whiskey Exchange.

David Mamet's 1983 stage play Glengarry Glen Ross is probably best known these days for the 1992 film version starring Al Pacino, Jack Lemmon, Alec Baldwin and more. Full of cutting, often ...

Also leathery notes, tobacco and dried herbs. A good sherry cask that is pretty affordable. Not the most complex whisky with only 46% ABV, but perfect as a daily dram. Signatory really masters this ...