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World’s oldest single malt Scotch whisky to be auctioned off – and the proceeds will help rewild the north of Scotland
Originally Posted By www.pressandjournal.co.uk – The first bottle of the world’s oldest single malt Scotch will be auctioned off to provide a windfall for a charity’s mission to rewild the Caledonian forest.
Scotch whisky exports rise by 31% – The Spirits Business
Originally Posted By NewsNation USA – The value of Scotch whisky exports was up by a third in the first half of 2021, as the industry starts to recover from the impact of Covid-19 and US tariffs.
Scotch whisky showing signs of global recovery
Originally Posted By https://www.heraldscotland.com – SCOTCH whisky exports have shown signs of recovery from the impact of Covid-19 and costly tariffs in the US, the biggest overseas market for Scotland’s national drink.
BRINGING UP BABY – THAT’S THE SPIRIT!
The first 21 years of the 21st century have certainly been ones of fast-moving technological innovation.
Whisky distilleries urged to use energy storage, Scots study finds
Originally Posted By www.thenational.scot -DISTILLERIES of all sizes should combine renewable energy with some form of heat or electrical energy storage, according to a new Scottish study.
From Tiny Acorns
Our business is whisky. Scotch malt whisky. This means we deal in pure water, barley and then the magical alchemy which takes place in the copper stills.
Liz Truss reveals plans to remove Indian tariffs on Scotch whisky
Originally Posted By insider.co.uk – International Trade Secretary calls on Scottish businesses to engage with her department over current and future trade deals.
PORT CHARLOTTE
Port Charlotte may have been ‘squatting’ at the Bruichladdich distillery two miles up the road, whilst its own premises were being rebuilt, but the two whiskies could not be more different.
BRUICHLADDICH
Ponder this. Way back in 1881 when the three Harvey brothers founded the Bruichladdich Distillery on the south-west tip of the then remote island of Islay, there were as many computers on site as there are today.
New Statesman
How Whisky Could Pay For The Future – Investors earning an average of 7%-15% per annum.