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NEW DISCOVERIES • The role of festivals in cinema and whisky
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LONDON CALLING • Whisky Live & Fine Spirits London returns with a new date and venue
GHOST STORY • Behind the ominous data is a hopeful human story
BIGG MYSTERY • The stalwart of three great whisky styles
Scotland ’s next GREAT SINGLE MALT • Arbikie has arrived in the single malt market. Master distiller Kirsty Black reveals all
WORK FROM HOME • The benefits of a distiller living on site
PROJECT PHOENIX • Looking back at the Heaven Hill fire, 30 years later
THE VIRASAT OF RAMPUR • Half a century after a teetotal family bought a failing distillery, the Khaitans are building a whisky legacy at an unprecedented pace
Club Marzipan descends on PENNSYLVANIA • A trip with Fred Minnick’s whiskey superfans to the birthplace of American whiskey
JAPAN in REVIEW • Where the last 12 months has taken Japanese whisky
DOORS OPEN • A decade of Tasmanian Whisky Week
A toast to the King • Whisky’s link with royalty
LIFE OF LUXURY • Discover the Diageo Rare Series and the new luxury language of Scotch whisky
ENJOY A FREE COPY OF FOOD AND TRAVEL MAGAZINE • EXCLUSIVE TO WHISKY MAGAZINE READERS
Kentucky’s forgotten distiller • The fascinating history of Marcella McKenna
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PERNOD RICARD REVIVES THE WHISKY EMPORIUM • A new Whisky Emporium showcasing Chivas Regal, The Glenlivet, and Royal Salute has opened at Australia’s busiest airport
CASK AWAY • In each edition, we ask one of the industry’s great and good which drams they would take to our desert island