Scottish drinks face restriction
The possibility of a clampdown on alcohol promotions has ruffled feathers in Scotch whisky quarters.
BrewDog launches its first ever whisky cask sale
BrewDog Distilling Co, Scotland’s only carbon negative distillery, has announced its first ever whisky cask sale.
Talisker launches visitor experience on the Isle of Skye
Talisker Distillery has announced the opening of a new visitor experience on the Isle of Skye set to open on 5 August.
Johnnie Walker launches eight-storey visitor centre in Edinburgh
Diageo has opened its Johnnie Walker visitor centre on Princes Street in the centre of Edinburgh.
Johnnie Walker pledges to plant one million trees in Scotland by 2025
Johnnie Walker has announced a commitment to plant one million trees across Scotland in the next five years.
Chivas donates Old Trafford advertising space to charity
Chivas Brothers has donated its digital advertising slot at Old Trafford to a motor neurone disease charity for the upcoming clash between Man Utd and Sheff Utd.
Innis & Gunn founder Dougal Sharp believes that crowdfunding has made Scottish craft beer brands the most internationally recognised.
Spirit of Speyside Festival appoints volunteer directors
The Spirit of Speyside Whisky Festival has appointed two volunteer directors to join the board for the 17th edition of the event this month.
SWA welcomes stability
Scotch Whisky Association chief executive David Frost has welcomed stability following the Scottish vote in favour of staying in the United Kingdom.
Edrington completes Grouse Experience makeover
Edrington has announced that the £250,000 investment in the visitor facilities at the Famous Grouse Experience at its Glenturret Distillery, Scotland’s most visited distillery, in Crieff, has been completed.
Scotch infrastructure
Asian demand for whisky has boosted investment in Scotland, says Lucy Britner
Diageo to invest £1bn in scotch
Diageo is to invest over £1billion in scotch whisky production over the next five years to meet growing global demand for its brands.
Scotland wants 50p minimum unit price for alcohol
Scottish health minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced that the Scottish government will be introducing a minimum price for alcohol of 50p per unit.
Profile: George Grant
If the name’s Grant and the place is Scotland, the chances are the game’s whisky. Lucy Britner meets a Grant at Glenfarclas
Man dies at Glenfiddich distillery
A man has been found dead at the Glenfiddich distillery in Scotland. According to several newspapers, Brian Ettles died in a 16ft washback.
Scotland: Diageo opens £10m cooperage
Diageo has opened a £10 million cooperage in Scotland.
Scotland: Diageo to invest £20m in Speyside whisky
Scotland: Diageo is to invest £20 million in its Speyside whisky facilities.
Scotland: Deputy prime minister toasts whisky exports
UK: The deputy prime minister Nick Clegg MP raised a glass to scotch whisky exports – up 12% in the first ten months of 2010.
China: Scotch whisky gets geographical protection
China - an important market for scotch whisky – has announced that it will recognise and protect ‘scotch whisky’ as a Geographical Indication (GI).
Scotland: Diageo opens £40m distillery
Global drinks giant Diageo has opened the doors of its new £40 million distillery in Speyside, Scotland.
Scotland: Whisky producers launch Edinburgh gin
The makers of Sheep Dip whisky have launched a gin.
Scotch whisky - cornerstone of Scottish economy
A new study has revealed that Scotch whisky is worth £4 billion a year in added value to the Scottish economy - with the industry spending in excess of £1.1 billion annually on supplies produced in Scotland.
Scotland: Wemyss launches small batch gin
Scotland: The Wemyss family has launched a small batch gin called Darnley’s View. Darnley’s View celebrates the meeting of Mary Queen of Scots and her husband Lord Darnley at the Wemyss family home, Wemyss Castle in Fife, in 1565.
Scotland: Innis & Gunn picks up Queen's Award
Scottish beer company Innis & Gunn has received a Queen’s Award for Enterprise.