Tamnavulin Marks 60th Anniversary With Rare 25-Year-Old Single Cask Release
What happens when a Speyside distillery briefly fires its stills during a 12-year closure? Tamnavulin’s ultra-rare 25-year-old anniversary bottling reveals the answer.
What happens when a Speyside distillery briefly fires its stills during a 12-year closure? Tamnavulin’s ultra-rare 25-year-old anniversary bottling reveals the answer.
A Caperdonich 50 Year Old, full casks you can fill yourself, and hundreds more lots—what treasures await at this Speyside charity whisky auction?
What makes Fettercairn’s Highland single malts taste unexpectedly tropical? The secret lies in a unique copper cooling process now arriving across the US.
Could Jack Daniel’s owner be headed for a mega-merger? Inside Brown-Forman’s talks with Pernod Ricard—and fresh deal chatter with Sazerac.
Can peat smoke complement rather than overpower the delicate freshness of a Lowland malt? Douglas Laing’s limited Epicurean Peated Edition aims to prove it can.
Can a five-pillar transformation plan help Rémy Cointreau break free from macroeconomic cycles? The French spirits giant bets big on RC Forward to reignite growth.
What happens when a new family-owned distillery rises on Islay’s Atlantic coast? Laggan Bay has filled its first cask — and it’s not trying to replicate anyone.
Are you looking to sell whisky but don’t know where to start? In this guide we’ll help you explore all of your options on how to sell your bottles of whisky and fine spirits. In 2026 there are five main ways to sell your whisky: Selling through auction Selling through a whisky broker via private offer […]
Why are UK whisky distillers far less optimistic than the rest of the food and drink sector? A major new survey reveals the mounting pressures threatening the industry.
What happens when you toast casks with volcanic rocks instead of open flame? Talisker Magma 47-Year-Old reveals the answer in just 622 rare bottles.
What happens when a bottle of Bell’s refuses to show up in mirrors, moves on its own, and scares off a paranormal expert? Blair Bowman has the listing—and the waiver.
Want exclusive bottlings, early access and quarterly rewards from The Whisky Exchange? Their new loyalty programme promises all that—but how do you get in?
What happens when an Isle of Skye distillery finally defines its house style? Torabhaig’s Taigh is here — and it comes with poetry attached.
Discover GlenAllachie’s 1990 35-year-old cask-strength release and its four-cask recipe.
For some whisky lovers it is not enough to collect bottles. The real dream is to own an entire cask. If you are drawn to Bruichladdich in particular, that dream is not completely out of reach, but it does come with a fair amount of complexity. Bruichladdich casks are more affordable and accessible than the […]
For many whisky connoisseurs there is something uniquely compelling about owning an entire cask of your own whisky. As one of the most renowned and characterful distilleries in Scotland, Springbank has a reputation as a unicorn whisky, and casks are no different. Buying a Springbank cask is a niche pursuit. Very few people can afford […]
For many whisky lovers, there is something uniquely compelling about the prospect of owning an entire cask of whisky. Buying a cask does remain a niche pursuit. At the same time, it offers a fascinating window into how the whisky trade really works away from tasting rooms and glossy marketing. Among independent bottlers and serious […]
Buying a cask of Macallan is no different to buying any other cask; you find a cask, agree a price and transfer the cask into your name. Of course, with Macallan casks the risk factors are higher due to the value of the casks involved. Then comes the question of how? How do you find […]
Spending tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, or even millions on a whisky cask may seem extraordinary. But for those who understand the market and can commit for the long term, mature casks offer something rare: the unique experience of bottling and enjoying your own whisky. The whisky cask market is not without its issues […]
Chinese scrolls aren’t just paintings, they’re puzzles. Unroll one and you might find imperial seals, centuries-old poetry, or even the brushwork of an artist painting with the wrong hand. Some were made to be passed from scholar to scholar. Others were annotated by emperors. And many were never meant to hang on walls at all. […]