Such a high level of sustained growth meant that the rare whisky market out-performed precious gems, vintage cars, premier cru wines, fine art and stock markets.
New research has shown that during the current economic climate, many Brits have lost trust in several traditional means of investment.
Originally Posted By www.ft.com - Image credit © Jeremy Sutton-Hibbert - Private collector in Asia buys single malt from 1975 for more than its Ardbeg distillery was sold for.
Originally Posted By www.express.co.uk - A TRADE deal with India could "work wonders" for Scottish trade if Boris Johnson is able to scrap tariffs, say industry experts.
Originally Posted By www.pressandjournal.co.uk - A cask of Macallan whisky from 1988, which was forgotten about by its owner for almost 34 years, has smashed the world record after its price hit £915,500.
Originally Posted By www.scotch-whisky.org.uk - Canada is the 12th largest market for Scotch Whisky - and is growing.
It is fair to say that with a new tax year end just around the corner the last two years have, for many, been rather challenging.
Originally Posted By www.pressandjournal.co.uk - Drink giant Diageo today (January 27) reported a storming first half for its Scotch whiskies, with global “organic” net sales up 27% year-on-year.
Originally Posted By www.independent.co.uk - The end of US tariffs and reduced impacts from the pandemic saw the industry rebound.
Originally Posted By www.bbc.co.uk - India is on course to become the third largest economy in the world by 2050, and the government hopes UK-India trade will double over the course of this decade.