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We’re proud to share some exceptional results from this year’s Scotch Whisky Masters competition. All five of our entrees have received six top recognitions, including five Master medals.

We're excited to introduce the latest Cask Masters release — a fresh batch of single cask Scotch whiskies that continues our focus on transparency, flavour, and distinctive wood types. Every whisky in this new line-up has been matured in or finished in 1st fill casks, and as always, each bottling is natural, single cask, and fully traceable.

We're proud and humbled to share that several of our whiskies from Voodoo and WhiskyHeroes ranges were recognized among the winners in the annual Tokyo Whisky & Spirits Competition in Japan.

We’re excited to share our Third Release of our WhiskyHeroes series! After the first two releases found their way onto shelves around the world, we’re keeping the momentum going with another batch of characterful bottlings.

We are thrilled to announce the latest release from our Cask Masters collection—eight exceptional single cask Scotch whiskies that are now making their way to shelves worldwide.

We’re honoured to share that our Mask of Death bottling—a 10 year old Dailuaine from the Voodoo Whisky range—has been named Best Scotch Speyside Small Batch Single Malt at the World Whiskies Awards 2025.

Drinks should be judged by the people who drink them—that’s what makes the People’s Choice Drinks Awards so special. This year, our WhiskyHeroes and RumRogues bottlings took home three medals, including our first-ever rum award.

We’re excited to introduce the Cask Masters range, our latest series of single cask whisky releases. This collection features eight carefully selected single cask whiskies from distilleries across the Highland and Speyside regions.

We’re delighted to share that two whiskies from our Cask Noir series have been awarded Gold Medals at this year's Scottish Whisky Awards. The Cask Noir range is all about small-batch, characterful whiskies with stories to tell, and these awards remind us that whisky drinkers—and experts—appreciate that approach.