Wood finishes are still fun and may recruit new enthusiasts for malt. Dawn, Dusk, Voyager...this is becoming confusing. Of those three (Port, Bordeaux and Port again), Dawn seems the lightest all-round.
Whisky Magazine has scoured the whisky producing world to find an artist who best captures the mood
of the dram. We have known Ian Gray,of international renown,for many years and asked him to
produce a series of limited edition prints exclusively for Whisky Magazine readers.
Found in issue 73 (Whisky Magazine Promotion)
Joe Batesbraves the crowds and keeps an eye on his bags as he checks out
the offerings at Heathrow’s flagship terminal.
Found in issue 72 (Travel retail)
Now you can find both of John Rose’s superb articles about collecting whisky in one place. In collections,he looks at some of the latest bottles to come up at auction. In questions,he fields your enquiries.
Found in issue 72 (Collector's corner)
Speyside falls in to two halves:that reached by flying in to Inverness,and that reached from Aberdeen.In this issue we take the Aberdeen route..
Found in issue 69 (Visitors guide)
For most of us, so-called premium whiskies remain firmly in the realms of fantasy, whisky jewels to be enjoyed vicariously through shop brochures, product images and tasting notes. But who buys these bottles, and who, if anyone, actually drinks them? Richard Jones finds out more..
Found in issue 68 (Whisky issues)
The whisky world has paid tribute to one of its biggest supporters – Michael Jackson–long time Whisky Magazinecontributor,author,journalist and towering authority on whisky and beer. Here is a selection from the forum and received directly by the Editor.
Found in issue 66 (Michael Jackson)
You don't tend to think of Glasgow and Edinburgh when it comes to whisky. But if you dig about a bit and travel over to Campbeltown to the west there is plenty to enjoy.
Found in issue 64 (Visitor's guide)
Behind the scenes at one of Scotland’s biggest independent bottling companies some of the world’s rarest whiskies are stored. Our man joined Duncan Taylor Scotch’s managing director Euan Shand in a bid to unearth some gems.
Found in issue 64 (Whisky Spotlight)
