Chivas Brothers, a leading Scotch whiskey manufacturer, reported a 27% increase in sales in the Indian market in FY23, driven by new Scotch audiences and the premiumization of the market. India emerged as one of the top growing markets for the company, with brands like Glenlivet experiencing strong growth.
Originally posted by www.thisismoney.co.uk - Written by: Camilla Canocchi - Drinks giant Diageo has reported booming profits for the last year thanks to price rises and drinkers around the world turning to more expensive tipples.
Originally posted by www.moodiedavittreport.com - Written by: Camille Bersola - Bacardi Director of Blending, Scotch Whisky Stephanie Macleod has been named the Master Blender of the Year at the International Whisky Competition (IWC) 2023 for the fifth consecutive year.
Originally posted by www.insider.co.uk - Written by: Peter A Walker - Core revenue also up 22% to break the £1bn mark for the first time.
Originally posted by www.thespiritsbusiness.com - Written by: Nicola Carruthers - The UK has agreed to join a trade bloc of 11 countries, which will remove the 80% tariff on whisky exports to Malaysia.
Originally Posted By www.bbc.co.uk By: Magnus Bennett, BBC Scotland News - Having launched a social media campaign in 2018 to challenge "stereotypical perceptions" around who makes and drinks whisky, she has created a non-profit organisation called OurWhisky Foundation to "support and empower" women in the industry.
Originally Posted By www.telegraphindia.com By: Jenny Gross - Volume of exports from Britain has grown over past two years, including a 10.5 per cent increase during 12 months ending in July.
Originally Posted By www.gov.uk Image credit: carloscastilla - At a visit to Glenkinchie Distillery, Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch has today [13 October] announced that the UK has unlocked markets over £100 million for UK alcohol companies.
Originally Posted By www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com - Image credit © Andrew Milligan/PA - Already Scotland has won the most foreign direct investment of any part of the UK outside London.
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.