Whisky Reviews

  The 1980s marked a period of heady optimism in Japan with a miraculously booming economy and a people increasingly drawn to finer things in life...

  Mention Islay whisky, and the immediate image conjured is usually something smoky and peated. But Bruichladdich has been the quiet holdout in th...

  A bottle of Springbank is pretty hard to come by these days, much less an entire set. So, at the recent Whisky Journey Singapore, we jumped at t...

  The Glendronach – the Highland distillery with a Spanish soul, has recently undergone a captivating brand refresh. Its core range now boasts a n...

  Many often trace the origins of the global Japanese whisky boom to this scene in the 2003 cult classic film Lost in Translation, where Bill Murr...

    It's the 1960s and you're in Las Vegas. The lights are low in the club with swinging music, clinking of glasses and excited murmurs – it all f...

  The year was 1962. The fresh-faced 17-year-old David Stewart entered the room with some apprehension. He's interviewing at the Dufftown-based wh...

  If you’re serious about Scotch whisky, then you must know the name Gordon & MacPhail. Established in 1895, this family-run firm is perhaps t...

  It's that time of year again! And that means a new festive whisky from The Macallan’s annual A Night on Earth series. We're taking a sip from A ...

  Johnnie Walker certainly knows how to make an entrance with its recent unveiling of their limited edition Blue Label Ice Chalet bottling. From t...

   It's remarkable how Glenfiddich, despite being a titan in the Scotch whisky world with the world's best-selling single malt while operating Sco...

  There’s been an emerging trend where we see a convergence between the whisky and art world. This seems to have begun with a niche group of Europ...