If you're drinking your whisky with a few true Scots, you may hear them exclaim 'Slàinte Mhath' whilst raising their glass. The Scots Gaelic phrase can also be found emblazoned on the walls of whisky bars. This traditional toast means a little more than just a simple, 'cheers'. Read on to find out more!

What's a day of golf without a dram of whisky after? To celebrate the release of our Summer 2023 edition of Whiskeria, of which professional golfer turned broadcaster Iona Stephen is our cover star, we've come up with a handful of golf course and whisky pairings. We've used our imaginations to think of which whisky a golf course would be, if it magically turned into a dram. Take a look. Do you agree?

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Johnnie Walker is the world's best selling Scotch whisky. It first begun production way back in 1867, complete with its iconic square bottle and slanted label. The brnd has come a long way since then, it was even granted a Royal Warrant in 1934! Here are some fun titbits about the precious liquid and it's storied history.

To celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla on the 6th May 2023, some distilleries have released a limited-edition expression to mark the historic day. A tradition that has gone on for centuries, these commemorative whiskies are a wonderful keepsake and are seen as a valuable investment.

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Irish whiskey is making a comeback in a big way. Our W Club Manager and resident Irish whiskey expert, Luke Crowley-Holland, gives us the low-down on the spectacular resurgence in the industry.

A tremendously spicy cinnamon-infused whiskey, Jack Daniel's suggest to drink Tennessee Fire in shot form, but we think it mixes well in many long tipples.

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A royal warrant is given to a company by a reigning Monarch of the British Royal Family to indicate that they are a trusted and valued supplier to the Royal Household. As such, it is considered an extremely personal gesture granted to only to the finest products and services in the British Isles. You may recognise the prestigious coat of arms symbol on everything from Robinsons, to Heinz, to Cadbury. A handful of whiskies have been granted a Royal Warrant, with King Charles himself being famous for his love of smoky Scotch. Lets take a look.