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Monday, 12th May 2008

Whisky

Whisky exports hit £90 a second ALREADY Scotland's number one export, Scotch whisky cemented its advantage over its imitators yesterday, with new trade figures which show that overseas sales of the spirit reached record highs last year, earning the UK £90 a second.

Whisky earns UK £90 a second EXPORTS of Scotch whisky earned the UK economy £90 every second, new figures have shown.

Bitter taste for Scots distillers as Japanese whiskies take world titles TWO Japanese whiskies have been voted the best in the world.

Whisky trade chokes as tycoon targets youth with 'alcopops' HE IS the outspoken whisky tycoon who has ruffled more than a few feathers since snapping up one of Scotland's biggest firms last year.

FBI probe rare whisky riddle

Chancellor's tax broke accord with industry, says whisky chief

SWA must get a taste for whiskey and become global leader – Mallya

Whisky - by a nose

Tycoon blasts 'paranoid' whisky lobby

Whisky maharaja full of fighting spirit

Whisky industry: Distillers' glass half full despite taxman's big sip

Whisky name bid is scotched

Punitive tax will scotch distillers' plans for India

Blend fury

Going soft on a whisky windfall

Confusing 'blended malt' category a recipe for disaster, warn whisky experts

Whisky heiress takes shot at soft drinks

Darling accused of giving vital Asian whisky markets a taste for tax hikes

Web is 'fakers' paradise' for whisky crooks

Budget is the worst blow to whisky for 33 years, claims SNP

The great whisky con

Darling defends tax increase blow for whisky industry

Labour's secret whisky duty talks

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