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Millennial Whisky Education

Millennials and single malt whisky might not seem like an obvious pairing. Younger people, it’s often assumed, are mo...

7 tips for starting a whisky club

We’re firm believers that anyone can start a whisky club. Even if you’re new to whisky yourself, starting a whisky cl...

Meet the expert: Shilton Almeida

Shilton Almeida is a Regional Manager-Europe for Paul John Whiskies. He joined John Distilleries Pvt. Ltd. in 2012 as...

The delicious bounty on Islay

Where better to escape the mainland COVID-19 restrictions than Islay? While the distilleries are undoubtedly one of t...

Meet the expert… Don Livermore

Dr. Don Livermore is the Master Blender of Hiram Walker & Sons Limited in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. He is respons...

Meet the expert… Hans Offringa

Hans Offringa is an author and journalist who has been writing about whiskey for the last 30 years. Here, we caught u...

Ogee, or not Ogee – That is the Question

Our Teaching Partner in Germany, Hans Strenge, offers some thoughts about one of the more elusive terms from the a...

Let’s talk about… different types of Irish whiskey

There are four main types of whiskey in Ireland (plus a fifth catch-all option). These types of whiskey are defined e...

Let's talk about... wood

One of our whisky lecturers, Dr Gordon Steele, discusses the different wood treatments – charring and toasting – in b...

Meet the teachers: Certificate in Irish Whiskey

Ahead of launching the Certificate in Irish Whiskey, we caught up with course creators Matt Healy and Fionnán O’Conno...

The Tround: An Iconic Bottle

Take a look at the whisky bottles ranged along the back bar of your favourite pub, or on the shelves in your local su...

Let’s talk about… barley

Barley is not just barley; barley is one of the three raw materials required in the production of single malt whisky ...
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