Before we explain how you can understand and read the labels, it is important to know that the drink is spelled both as whisky and whiskey. This is because of the country of origin. American and ...

As an industry professional of more than 10 years, Mark Littler has read more books on whisky than he can recall ... closures ...

As an industry professional of more than 10 years, I've read more books ... minor text changes on labels, then this is the book for you. In its 19th edition, the Malt Whisky Yearbook continues ...

The label of the whiskey most associated with Iowa will soon list the state where it's distilled: Indiana. In a wide-ranging interview with The Des Moines Register, Templeton Rye company President ...

We know how these two classic spirits taste, but what's the real difference between bourbon and whiskey? Grab a seat ... the signature red wax seal, the label, and pretty much the entire look ...

From anticipated annual releases from beloved labels to limited-edition experimental blends to brand-new labels trying to gain a foothold in the market, there’s almost always a worthwhile new whiskey ...

That’s because for many years producers would label blends that included scotch or other types of whisky made in different countries as Japanese whisky, or even just bottle some scotch whisky in ...