In the smoky spirits world, scotch may have recently taken a back seat to mezcal, but that hasn’t stopped Parts Unknown star and noted Guy Fieri nemesis Anthony Bourdain from jumping into the scotch ...

Scotch whisky is among the most complex, luxurious, and delicious distilled spirits in the world. Just like its siblings bourbon, rye whiskey, and Irish whiskey, the mere mention of Scotch conjures ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you've ever heard a Scotch connoisseur talking about drinking the spirit, every sip can sound like a convoluted ritual. However, many of ...

glasses of Scotch whisky on a stone table - nadianb/Shutterstock If you're new to the world of alcohol, scotch is one of those drinks that might feel like it only really exists in movies to be ordered ...

Scotch is one of the most popular types of whiskies. A glass of scotch in itself is a symbol of sophistication. However, sipping scotch is much more than drinking any other spirit. It’s a wholesome ...

As the Men’s Journal spirits editor, I test a lot of whiskey every week. And not just one type either. I’m comparing and contrasting numerous bottles of bourbon, Scotch, rye whiskey, Irish whiskey, ...

It’s a classic and affordable Speyside whisky that’s full of minerality and fruit flavor. Enter the Benriach The Twelve, my go-to expression from one of the most interesting single malt distilleries ...

Yeah, we’ve never done this before. Revisiting a topic while the body’s still warm and quivering just isn’t our kind of thing. Unless, of course, it involves drinking heavily in the middle of the ...

The U.S. spirits consumer has never really had a great conception of the sense of scale that exists in the scotch whisky world. We see bottles on the shelf in the U.S. from various malt whisky ...

On the heels of growing global Scotch whisky demand, the UK is cracking down on the spirit’s growing pool of imitators. Scotch whisky can already legally be called Scotch only if it was made in ...

Thirty years ago, I turned my back on Scotch. Not out of spite. More like economic realism, a philosophical tilt toward bourbon as the people’s drink. Bourbon was cheaper, sure. More democratic, too — ...