The Balvenie has released The Second Edition of its ultra-rare Fifty Collection, marrying two 1973 casks (European and ...

From dazzling fireworks to gourmet dining, here’s our guide to the best New Year’s Eve and countdown parties in KL & PJ to ...

Have you ever poured a glass of fine bourbon after a long day, only to find it falls short of expectations? The flavors seem ...

Now that December is here, Christmas all of a sudden isn't far away at all. This means that time is running out to pick out the perfect presents for loved ones - and there is nothing worse than a last ...

A lot of casks are presented as sherry casks even when they’re coming from outside of the sherry triangle. Especially the nearby D.O.’s Huelva and Montilla-Moriles are trying to surf the hype and ...

The expression is being showcased in a series of high-profile activations in key locations The newest addition to The Balvenie’s Cask Finishes Range, The Balvenie 12-Year-Old Golden Cask, is being ...

Whisky and tonic lovers will appreciate a unique spin on the classic recipe, with a delicious and refreshing blend of ingredients. Playing off the flavours of The Balvenie DoubleWood 12 Year Old ...

The award-winning bar, perched atop the Gallery, announced the news in an Instagram post on Jan 24. Its last day will be on March 15. "Thank you for being a part of this incredible journey—your ...

Ospree Duty Free has launched The Balvenie 12 Year Old Golden Cask (43% ABV) in travel retail at Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM). The arrival of the tropical single malt ...

The animation invites travellers to discover the tropical-inspired single malt and the brand’s rich portfolio of aged whiskies INDIA. William Grant & Sons has partnered with Ospree Duty Free to unveil ...

Bourbon was a big part of my life growing up in the South. I went to Scotland fell in love with whisky instead. I grew up in a whiskey household, but Scotch always felt like it existed on a different, ...

I grew up in a whiskey household, but Scotch always felt like it existed on a different, higher plane. Partially, it was its place in media—always in the hands of cartoonish fat-cat businessmen or ...