Cancelled Scottish Whisky Festivals Go On Virtually

Online programming will allow fans to enjoy the Islay Festival and Campbeltown Malts Festival from home.

Craft Distillers Struggle to Survive Amid COVID-19

With tasting rooms shuttered and production channels disrupted, the pandemic threatens America’s small whiskey makers.

Auction prices show a potential scramble for rare whisky, as fewer bottles hit the block.

Though the 2020 race was rescheduled for September 5, online events will let fans celebrate at home.

Suspended operations, reduced production, and permanent closures due to the coronavirus could have a major impact on the whisky industry.

Groups that might have met once a month in-person are now increasing the frequency of their gatherings online.

It’s a tough time for everyone, and the pros are reaching for their most special bottles…or casks.

In-person group tastings are on pause, but whisky lovers are gathering virtually to share a dram.

Visit a whisky distillery from the comfort of your own home as you practice social distancing.

Washington D.C. residents can call ahead for curbside pick-up of rare drams, custom cocktails, full bottles, and more.

Whisky and other spirits makers looking to stem the spread of COVID-19 don’t have enough glycerol and bottles.

There’s no replacing good thorough hand washing, but high-proof bourbon or rye can be used for DIY sanitizing gel.