Recent Scotch Whisky Articles
Clydebuilt Whisky Rebrands With New Look and Tighter Range
Clydebuilt Whisky Reinvents Itself: New Packaging, a Tighter Range, and a Brand Growing Into Its Own Identity There is a moment in the life of every serious whisky brand when the liquid inside the bottle and the story on the outside finally align. For Clydebuilt, the independent bottling arm of Sc
The Glenlivet Releases 12 Year Old Provence Edition
The Glenlivet 12 Year Old Provence Edition: Scotland Meets Southern France in One Exceptional Bottle For a distillery that has spent more than two centuries defining what Speyside Scotch tastes like, The Glenlivet has never exactly been shy about pushing boundaries. Its latest move makes that trad
Cameronbridge Strike Threatens Global Scotch Supply
When Diageo brass talk about "protecting the long-term competitiveness" of their business, it has a way of landing differently on the shop floor. At Cameronbridge — Europe's largest grain distillery, tucked away in the Lowlands of Fife, Scotland — those words have ignited a labor dispute that now t
Ardnamurchan Bottles Single Malt Scotch in Plastic
Ardnamurchan Just Put Single Malt Scotch in a Plastic Bottle — and That's a Bigger Deal Than It Sounds There is a particular kind of reverence that surrounds a bottle of single malt Scotch. The thick glass, the heft in the hand, the way light catches the amber inside — these are not incidental det
England's Whisky GI Status Shakes the UK Spirits Industry
England Gets Its GI: The Whisky War That's Shaking the UK Spirits Industry For more than a century, English whisky was little more than a footnote — a ghost category remembered mostly by historians and the occasional trivia buff. That era ended definitively on September 11, 2026, when the UK gover
Scotland's Craft Distillery Boom Is Redrawing the Whisky Map
Scotland's Homegrown Distilleries Are on the Rise — and the Industry Will Never Look the Same There is a particular kind of audacity required to build a whisky distillery in one of the most remote glens in Scotland, on land that was once a smuggling route, wedged between two Munros, and accessible
Scotland's Oldest Distillery Fights Whisky Cask Fraud
Scotland's Oldest Distillery Goes on Offense Against Whisky Cask Fraud The whisky investment world has a fraud problem, and it has been festering for years. Cask traders have built entire business models on the aspirations of buyers who want a piece of Scotland's liquid heritage — and in far too m
Macallan Becomes Scotland's First Wildlife-Accredited Distillery
The Macallan Makes History as Scotland's First Distillery to Earn Wildlife Estates Scotland Accreditation In the long and storied world of Scotch whisky, most milestones involve the liquid itself — a rare age statement, a record auction price, a new distillery rising from the peat. The landmark ac
CaskdAI: A Purpose-Built AI for Scotch Whisky Collectors
CaskdAI Is Here: A Purpose-Built Artificial Intelligence for Scotch Whisky Collectors Just Changed the Game The Scotch whisky world has always rewarded the patient, the well-informed, and the obsessive. Knowing the difference between an Oloroso-matured Speyside expression and a refill hogshead bot
Isle of Harris Single Malt Launches After a Decade of Waiting
Isle of Harris Distillery Drops Its Signature Single Malt — A Decade in the Making There is a particular weight to the phrase "ten years in the making" when it comes from the remote edge of the Outer Hebrides, where time moves differently and the Atlantic winds shape everything from the barley in