Irish whiskey was, they'll tell you in Ireland, the first whiskey. The word "whiskey" is Irish. "Uisge," in Gaelic, is water. "Beatha" is life. Water of life — "aqua vitae" in Latin, a catchall phrase ...

didn't help — America was then the chief Irish whiskey importer. Then there was the Irish War of Independence, around the same period, which lost Ireland much of her British trade. "It turns out ...

Want the latest whiskey news, deals, and reviews? Sign up for the Whiskey Wednesday newsletter. In 1818, British engineer Daniel Wheeler patented indirect kilning, which used hot air instead of ...

highlighted by a whiskey tasting at a bar. The British royals are known to immerse themselves in the best of local culture and cuisine during official trips, and the royal couple did just that by ...

Whiskey has been distilled in Ireland for centuries, but the industry nearly collapsed. Find out about the complicated ...

By going against the grain of scotch single malt whisky distillation – which requires a mash bill of 100% barley and is typically aged in used barrels – Debt Collector would “challenge traditional ...

In a career that started in old-school newsrooms with surly editors barking orders, Sneed spent decades working with other ...

India and the UK have restarted free trade talks, nearly a year after negotiations were paused ahead of general elections in both countries. Jonathan Reynolds, the UK's business and trade secretary, ...

Named after the Fraser and Thompson Rivers in Bublé’s home province of British Columbia, the spirit blends Canadian straight whiskey and Kentucky bourbon into a smooth and creamy palate ...