
Why you need to know about English and Welsh whisky
English and Welsh whisky may not have the prestige of Scotch but there’s plenty to be excited about in this growing sector of the UK industry

English and Welsh whisky may not have the prestige of Scotch but there’s plenty to be excited about in this growing sector of the UK industry

Stewart Craigon co-founded, along with partner Kirsty Clarke, Whisky Corner, a blog dedicated to whisky reviews, news, tasting and opinions. He guides us round Scotland’s largest city, Glasgow, to the greatest places to enjoy a dram.

Join us as we venture into London’s whisky scene, with the help of local food and drinks blogger, Sandra Guerin

Sixty distilleries, hundreds of miles, one day – and a whole hoard of whisky.

A record-breaking dash round 60 of Scotland’s distilleries will gather a unique whisky collection to be raffled for charity

Believed by some to be named in honour of the legendary British king, the iconic hill that is Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh was the scene

There are some cities where whisky is intertwined into their very fabric; where the water of life flows freely through their bars and restaurants; where locals and visitors alike can experience whisky at its very best. Welcome to Edinburgh.

Looking for the world’s best whisky bars? We’ve scoured the globe to bring you eight.