Mizunara is the world's most expensive wood used in whisky. Why desire to use oak, which many describe as a nightmare to work with?

Are you a whisky enthusiast who wants to explore the world of gin? Bruichladdich has the perfect solution.

What can you get with $2.8 million? Is it the most expensive whisky in the world or a collector's piece that happens to include whisky?

The trend of making rye whiskies has expanded outside the borders of the US. Join us to discover the European countries producing rye whisky

Discover some of the extravagant whisky bottlings from 2022 and 2023.

Scotch whisky enthusiasts will be interested to know that three Scottish single malt distilleries are now under new ownership

Delve into the changing world of whisky and find out why some whisky lovers are feeling overwhelmed

A mentor, innovator, scientist, and whisky lover - Dr. Jim Swan

The Nigerian prince has managed to get a hold of barrels of 1950s Macallan and cases of Pappy at a "good price".

Why are companies investing millions to start distilleries in China? And why now? The Whisky Ardvark will investigate.

What's with all the Scottish whisky distilleries with the word 'Glen' in them? From single malts to blends and imaginary brands

Brown-Forman has announced the purchases of Gin Mare Gin, and Diplomatico Rum. And the soon-to-be-released Jack Daniel's Single Malt

Why can't you buy a 50-year-old whisky for £100? Find out what factors contribute to the price of whiskies.

When were Royal Warrants introduced into the whisky world? How many distilleries and brands have one? And when was the first one granted?

The name Forsyths keeps popping up in the world of whisky, but what does the name mean?

Have you ever noticed a difference in the taste of whisky between countries? It is not by accident.

Discover when Scottish single malt distilleries were established, mothballed, and closed.

Find out what goes into blends including Chivas Regal, Johnnie Walker, Famous Grouse, and Monkey Shoulder + the Mastery of blending

Get to know your decanters. Includes Royal Salute Diamond Jubilee, Macallan M, Bowmore Onyx and Aston Martin, Glenlivet Winchester etc.

For some the term "Teaspoon malt" might be a strange concept. What does it mean and why is it done?