No Age Statement (NAS) whisky is one of those topics that comes up a lot in whisky circles, especially as more bottles labeled without an age hit the shelves. If the world of whisky feels confusing with all the labels, ages, and terms, you’re definitely not alone. Here’s my take on what NAS whisky really … Read more
A Brief History of The Glenlivet The Glenlivet is one of Scotland’s most iconic single malts, with a history rooted in rebellion, craftsmanship, and the rugged beauty of Speyside. It all began in 1824, when George Smith became the first licensed distiller in the Livet Valley. At a time when illicit stills filled the glens, … Read more
Scottish whisky packs plenty of history and character into every bottle, but its real depth comes from the landscape itself. The distinct regions shape the flavours, aromas, and quirks found in your glass. When shopping for Scotch or even traveling in Scotland, knowing the different whisky regions makes it easier to pick out something you’ll … Read more
Salt spray in the air, wild seas crashing onto dark rocks, and wind that never quite stops. There’s something very different about whisky from Scotland’s islands. These places might seem almost cut off from the rest of the world, but in the glass, island whiskies share the story of their home in every sip. If … Read more
Finding the best whisky for your taste takes a bit of curiosity, a little background knowledge, and a willingness to experiment. There are so many types, flavours, and brands out there that it’s easy to get a bit lost in the options. I’ll break down some of the main types of whisky, look at the … Read more
If you’re curious about how to drink whisky properly, there’s a lot more to it than pouring a random measure into a glass and knocking it back. Whisky has this rich culture built around it, and there are different schools of thought on what really counts as the best way to enjoy it. Whether you’re … Read more
If bold, smoky whiskies make your taste buds buzz, or even if you’re just whisky curious, you’ll find Islay’s peated powerhouses impossible to ignore. The island of Islay is more than just a whisky region in Scotland. It’s where smoke meets sea, and generations of distillers turn wild weather and rich peat into drams that … Read more
The Scottish Highlands have always felt like a world apart. When it comes to whisky, this dramatic landscape has something nobody else can match: diversity and range from windswept coasts to rugged, misty mountains. If you’re searching for a region of Scotland where geography, weather, and centuries-old tradition come together to create bold and varied … Read more
Discover how whisky is made — from malting and mashing to distillation, aging, and bottling. Learn about the art, science, and tradition behind every bottle.
Whisky has long played an unexpected but fascinating role in the annals of military history. Throughout the centuries, whisky served not only as a beloved beverage but also as a key supply commodity for soldiers on the move. In many ways, the story of whisky and warfare intertwines with the struggles, innovations, and challenges faced … Read more