Whisky Journey 2025 is set to take dram enthusiasts on its most ambitious adventure yet, with more distilleries, rarer bottlings, and even whisky cocktails joining the mix.
In an era when barley was rationed and bombs fell over Britain, Gordon & MacPhail quietly laid down a cask that would outlive its makers. And now, 85 years later, it has become the world’s oldest single malt Scotch ever bottled — Gordon & MacPhail 85 Years Old from Glenlivet Distillery.
The Glendronach unveils two extraordinary age-statement releases — a 30-Year-Old and a 40-Year-Old — that embody the timeless allure of richly sherried Highland whisky.
As Australia’s whisky scene rides its ups and downs, Tasmania keeps its course with another name worth knowing — Old Kempton.
The House of Suntory marks a new pinnacle in Japanese whisky with the release of Yamazaki 25 Years Old Mizunara — its oldest expression fully matured in Japan’s rare and revered native oak, a quarter-century feat of patience, precision, and provenance.
As the broader luxury whisky market cools, The Artisanal Spirits Company makes a bold play for high-end collectors with Artisan Casks — a new private cask programme offering rare, aged single malts from some of Scotland’s most iconic distilleries.
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