Has it ever been appropriate to describe the cohort of whisky makers outside of Scotland, Ireland, the US and Japan as ‘new world’ producers? This is why we should stop using the phrase.

How to get the balance between keeping it simple, while delving into the whisky intricacies? A trip to Fettercairn taught me that the answer is to keep returning to the joy of it all.

How Holyrood Distillery paired its peated whisky Embra with drag and tarot - and why it really matters for an emerging generation of whisky lovers.

Whether it’s whisky cocktails or an ‘accessible’ expression, however you drink your dram is valid - and there is absolutely no need to ‘progress’.

While some progress is undoubtedly being made, does simply celebrating ‘women in whisky’ go far enough? If we want to see greater equity, it’s time to be more ambitious.

If you’re a writer from an underrepresented background and would like someone to review your work and provide detailed feedback, reach out!

Diversity in Scotch whisky – or the lack of – is not a new conversation. But in our drive for equality, are we overlooking class biases?

The phrase ‘virgin cask’ is outdated and inappropriate. Here’s why the whisky industry should consider retiring the term.

From Table Whisky’s design to its broad appeal and even its price point, it’s a whisky that feels profound.

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