For those of us who know a good thing when we sip it, single malt scotch has long reigned as the ne plus ultra of the brown spirits, primarily because it possesses the widest spectrums of style ...

There’s a lot of scotch out there, folks. Currently, 36 bottles of Scotch whisky are shipped around the world every second. That’s well over a billion bottles hitting shelves each year. And remember, ...

Deep in the northwest of England, a quiet revolution is happening in a corner of Lancashire that most whisky drinkers have ...

It’s not easy to describe the taste of single malt whiskey. To some, it is the nectar of the gods. Others think it tastes like rotting fish. The single malts of the Scottish islands are, in varying ...

Bushmills is located in the small town of the same name and has weathered the centuries in this far-flung corner of Northern Ireland, just a few hours from Belfast and the history of strife that ...

What happens when Indian and Scottish single malts unite in one bottle? Seven Islands Pure Malt answers with a groundbreaking ...

Scotch drinkers like to keep things simple. Sure, you can make a fantastic Scotch cocktail, but most Scotch drinkers want to enjoy the smoky flavor unadorned except perhaps for ice, water or a splash ...

It’s difficult to say the words “single malt” without quickly following them up with “scotch.” But while Scotland is indeed the largest producer of single-malt whiskies, Japan is the second-largest ...

American single malt whiskey is growing fast. The old-school style offers both an alternative to the heavier mash bills of rye and bourbon and a less expensive single malt than the juice from Scotland ...

All you need to do is check the booze publications, and you’ll see the revival of American malt whiskey widely touted as the “next big thing.” Driving the malt whiskey momentum is that the spirit, as ...