Manhattans in ManhattanIt’s hard to find a better base for a Manhattan cocktail than a generous helping of hand-crafted Woodford Reserve bourbon, but a tour of New York’s top bars reveals more than one interpretation of this classic drink.
Jack Daniel's - the chosen fewIf you like Jack Daniel’s, chances are you’ll like its Single Barrel bottlings too
The Macallan - the sophisticated spiritSuper-premium brand The Macallan makes a perfect gift, and this Christmas its new packaging serves to emphasise the quality of the spirit within
Talisker - speed bonnie boat Talisker Distillery on the Isle of Skye is best approached by boat, so Charles MacLean sets sail on the Classic Malts Cruise
Glenmorangie - Astar is bornGlenmorangie is turning wood into gold with its latest whisky
Ardbeg - paired to perfectionBlasda, the lightly peated expression of Ardbeg, makes a heavenly match with cheese
Glenfarclas - family valuesGlenfarclas has been at the heart of the Grant family for six generations and now both its Family Casks and Glenfarclas 105 are winning a legion of loyal followers
Cutty Sark - mixing it upNamed after the iconic tea clipper, Cutty Sark whisky is enjoying renewed popularity in the city of its birth
Auchentoshan - daring to be differentTriple distillation is just one thing that sets Auchentoshan single malt apart from the rest
Whisky & CheeseForget the traditional Port and Stilton combo. Stop searching for that one red wine to match an entire cheeseboard. Instead, end your meal on a magical note by pairing fine single malts with distinctive cheeses. Jon Allen reports
Whisky & Food Matching with GlenmorangieA project combining one of Britain’s most lauded chefs with Scotland’s bestselling single malt is destined for success. Kate Ennis chats to Tom Aikens about whisky and food matching with Glenmorangie
Single Barrel And Small-Batch BourbonSingle barrel and small batch are bourbon’s way of fighting off super-premium competition from other spirits categories. Good ol’ boy Dominic Roskrow goes behind the hype to tell you how to get the most out of Kentucky’s finest