Whiskey News

Whisky Live, the global show extolling the delights of the world's finest whiskies, was in London this weekend. Digital Journal was in attendance.

A recently released study is getting the attention of bartenders and wait staff, pointing to wine and beer drinkers typically leaving smaller tips than those drinking bourbon or other spirits.

A 65-year-old man in New Zealand who lost his sight after mixing vodka and diabetes medication regained his sight after taking a bottle of whiskey.

Swansea - Sonny Rees, on his second birthday, drank half a glass of 40 percent proof whiskey through a straw, after an employee at Frankie and Benny's restaurant in Swansea accidentally served him spirits instead of the fruit juice his mother ordered.

Saint Joseph - A Missouri man was doing some repair work in his home when he stumbled upon a stash of pre-Prohibition whiskey underneath the floorboards in his attic.

These days as most narcotics units are chasing meth and other drugs, moonshine happens to shine at the center of a recent arrest in Alabama.

It’s good news for a producer of alcoholic beverages that was given the go-ahead by the New Zealand government to go for the buried gold in the Antarctic. Gold that is in the color of Scotch whiskey that has been frozen on ice since 1909.

Japanese whiskey is voted the best in the world in an international competition. It is the first time in history that a whiskey from outside Scotland has won this honor.

With an idiom like 'The Real McKoy' meaning 'The Real Thing' or 'The Genuine Article' it seems to be a little curious that the origin of the phrase itself is also debatable. Delve into obscurity with me and let's find out more about The Real McKoy.

A bet involving changing whiskey and water change glasses without the use of any other glass, straw or any other means.