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The wild climate and creative distilling practices in this South Pacific country are changing the whiskey landscape.

Laizhou Distillery (left) in Chengdu, Sichuan province, has emerged as a powerhouse in China's burgeoning whisky industry. Today, it accounts for roughly 80 percent of China's whisky production and ...

From winning accolades to making, and even exporting, premium and world-class products, Indian whisky brands are making a ...

Deanston even looks different to most distilleries — the red-brick, riverside buildings were in fact an 18th-century cotton mill, before they were converted to whisky-making in 1966.

From Japan to India, there are several distilleries where you can savour whisky, while experiencing how its made Updated - May 16, 2025 03:04 pm IST Anisha Menezes READ LATER ...

If you try a whisky that doesn’t float your boat while you’re in Scotland, don’t be put off, just try another one. The great news is there are so many and you will definitely find one you like.

While Scotland, Ireland, Japan, and America typically dominate the spirit's landscape, England's whisky scene is experiencing a remarkable resurgence, boasting over 60 distilleries and 26 members ...

The difference, he said, is in the “angel share,” the amount of whiskey that evaporates over time. In Scotland, where it is humid, a barrel loses 3% in a year, mostly in evaporated alcohol.

It’s designed to bring awareness to the growing number of distilleries opening on the islands of the Hebrides, an archipelago of more than 40 islands off of Scotland’s northwest coast.

They drink it not because it is a local whiskey, but because it is superior to whiskies from Scotland, Japan, India and Australia. We are putting San Jose on the map.” Contact Robert Eliason at ...