Drink as the Irish do this St. Patrick's Day with this list of tipples traditionally drunk on the 17th March!

By far the largest producing region, the Highland region stretches from the North of Glasgow all the way to the northernmost tip of the east coast and beyond. To the North there are full bodied single malts, rich and sweet in character, such as the Dalmore whiskies. The lighter and fruity whiskies are found to the south, such as Aberfeldy, and similar drams with a touch more body are found to the East, such as Glendronach. The Western Highlands offer full body with a peaty punch, such as Oban. Here are ten of our favourites:

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You can catch Julie Lin on Saturday Kitchen on BBC1 tomorrow morning, as our Spring 2023 cover star's career goes from strength to strength. It got us thinking, do we have a talent for spotting greatness? Here are eight previous cover stars, and all the marvellous things that they have done in the years since they graced the cover of Whiskeria.

To celebrate International Women's Day, we'd like to highlight six women in the whisky industry: breaking the gender stereotype that whisky is largely a man's drink. From master blenders to brand ambassadors, these women are driving forces in the world of whisky.

With the 95th Academy Awards on the horizon, we asked the marvellous people who run our 21 shops to determine which mystery malt the following famous whisky-drinking characters are sipping upon. What do you think?

With St. Patrick's Day just around the corner, now is the time to try out some new Irish drams.

It's no secret that James Bond is fond of many a tipple (including plenty of whisky). Eagle-eyed Bond fans have worked out that, on average, 007 has an alcoholic beverage every eleven minutes. For example, in the 2006 remake of Casino Royale, he consumes 12 different drinks across the film's run! From Sean Connery to Daniel Craig, we explore his brands of choice from throughout the franchise.

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