The Alan Winchester Interview20150513225745
The Alan Winchester Interview
May 13, 2015Alan Winchester, Brian Macaulay, Chivas Brothers, George Smith, interview, Jim Cryle, Scapa, Spirit of Speyside Festival, The Glenlivet, Tormore0 comments
Alan Winchester is Master Distiller for The Glenlivet, along with overseeing distilling operations at all of the Chivas Brothers distilleries in Scotl...
Episode 276: August 29, 201020100828234600
Episode 276: August 29, 2010
August 28, 20101824 Collection, Balblair, BenRiach, Bernard Walsh, Catoctin Creek, Charity: Water, Chieftain's, Colorado, Cooley, craft distilling, cruise, David Fenkell, distiller, Dr. Whisky, Edinburgh, events, Festival, Finealta, Gable Erenzo, Glenglassaugh, Glenmorangie, Highland Park, Irish, Jess Graber, Jim Cryle, Ken Grier, Legacy, New York, Richard Paterson, Royal Mile Whiskies, Rye, Sam Simmons, Scott Harris, single cask, Slieve Foy, Speyside, Springbank, Stranahan's, The Balvenie, The Irishman, The Macallan, Tuthilltown, Virginia, Water of Life, Whisky Fringe, Whisky Guild0 comments
The Whisky Guild held its annual “Whisky on the Hudson” tasting and dinner cruise in New York City the other night, with more than 900 peo...
Episode 264: June 4, 201020100604162200
Episode 264: June 4, 2010
June 4, 2010Alan Ingalls, Alan Winchester, auction, Belmont, Bonhams, Cellar Collection, Charles Maclean, Christian Porta, collecting, Denver, distillery, expansion, Founder's Reserve, Glenlivet, Glenmorangie, horse, Jim Cryle, location, Michael Halpern, Murdo Mackenzie, New York, Prince Charles, Rob Mark, Scott Hartig, Speyside, still, Stuart Robson, Woodford Reserve0 comments
The Glenlivet is the world’s #2 single malt, and is taking aim at the top spot with a new distillery expansion. Chivas Brothers celebrated the $...
Episode 100: July 15, 200720070715092400
Episode 100: July 15, 2007
July 15, 2007Aria, auction, Bible, Blended Scotch, Bourbon, Brianna Gillespie, Bruichladdich, Buffalo Trace, Bulleit, charity, Christina, Classic Malts Cruise, Dalmore, dispute, distillery, Elmer T. Lee, family, fiasco, final dram, finish, Glenfiddich, Glenlivet, Grand Central Station, Groningen, India, Islay, James Andrew, Jim Cryle, Jim McEwan, Jim Murray, John McDougall, Jura, lesson, Netherlands, New York, Nick Morgan, PC5, photos, Port Charlotte, pronunciation, retrospective, sailing, tariff, Tessa, Tom Bulleit, trade, Whyte & Mackay0 comments
It’s a milestone episode for WhiskyCast, and to mark the occasion, I’ve selected a few of my favorite moments from the first 99 episodes. ...
Episode 42: May 24, 200620060524103700
Episode 42: May 24, 2006
May 24, 2006Angus Rice, Ardbeg, auction, Bruichladdich, Feis Ile, Festival, Glenlivet, Heaven Hill, Hendry, Islay, Islay Ales, Jim Cryle, John Campbell, John Rose, Laphroaig, Mark Reynier, Rittenhouse, Scotch Whisky Experience, Scotch Whisky Heritage Centre, sma' still, Speyside, still, Stuart Thomson0 comments
It’s time for the annual Islay Festival of Malt and Music, and that also means a bit of madness on the island…everything from sheepdog tri...
Episode 38: May 4, 200620060503225900
Episode 38: May 4, 2006
May 3, 2006auction, Ed Dodson, Feis Ile, Festival, health, Iain Henderson, Ileach, India, Islay, Jim Cryle, Joe Garcia, John Campbell, John Hansell, Malt Advocate, medicine, obesity, research, Scotch Whisky Association, Spirit of Speyside Festival, SWA, tasting, trade0 comments
Laphroaig has been making whisky for nearly 200 years, but until now, no native of Islay has ever served as the distillery manager there. John Campbel...
Episode 36: April 24, 200620060424094400
Episode 36: April 24, 2006
April 24, 2006auto racing, Bladnoch, charity, Craigellachie, Crown Royal, Derby, distillery, Don Philburn, Highlander Inn, Indiana, Jeffrey Topping, Jim Cryle, John McDougall, Lawrenceburg, mint julep, NASCAR, Pernod Ricard, Richmond, Seagram, Spirit of Speyside Festival, Virginia, whisky school, Wild Scotsman, Woodford Reserve0 comments
Jeff Topping traveled from Ohio to Scotland to explore his family’s heritage, and wound up as the “Wild Scotsman” with his own line ...