Scotch: Taking local oak seriously
While exotic woods from around the world have gained popularity for finishing Scotch, indigenous oak looks to be making a comeback for some producers, finds Shay Waterworth.
When Stephen Davies arrived at Penderyn in 2004, the Welsh whisky industry had lain dormant for almost a century. Nowadays it’s an established category with a growing reputation for quality.
Captain Tom launches charity gin
British national treasure Captain Sir Tom Moore has teamed up with Otterbeck Distillery in Yorkshire to launch a gin.
Bars have reopened across Italy after the government eased lockdown restrictions that have paralysed the economy over the past 10 weeks.
Former Brown Forman chairman dies
Owsley Brown II, former chairman and CEO of Brown-Forman has died after a brief illness. He was 69 years old.
Maker's Mark wins wax seal trademark case
Maker’s Mark has won a trademark infringement case against Cuervo tequila. A judgment has confirmed that the whiskey’s free-form red wax seal coating is a well-known and valid trademark.