Ever wondered why one whisky tastes so different from another? It’s due to where it was distilled. For anyone new to this delicious tipple, here we’ve created a simple beginner’s guide to the Scottish whisky regions, and the distinctive tastes and aromas that you can expect from each.

Whisky is an acquired taste. And to truly appreciate its unique aromas and flavours, it should be sipped slowly. To set you (and your taste buds!) on the right track, here we’ve created a simple guide on the art of tasting whisky.

Baffled by the different types of whisky? Don’t worry, you’re not alone – most people who are new to this delicious liquor don’t know their single malts from their blended grains. But that’s where we can help. Here our resident connoisseurs share a little insight into what the different types mean.

Did you know, 25th August is National Whisky Sour Day? That’s right. A full day dedicated to this classic whisky cocktail. So, why not buy a new bottle of whisky (or three!), dust off the old cocktail shaker and mix yourself a special treat?

Fancy hosting your own whisky tasting experience? Pubs may have re-opened and lockdown restrictions are starting to ease. But if you still wish to avoid public spaces – or simply prefer the comfort of your own home – a virtual whisky tasting evening is a fantastic way to spend time with family and friends.