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Glasgow-based independent bottler, blender & distiller Brave New Spirits have announced their first new releases of 2025. Bottled under their Cask Masters brand, the eight new single-cask whiskies were selected from different Highland & Speyside distilleries, including Craigellachie, Tamnavulin and Loch Lomond. The new range aims to offer a combination of great character, approachability, and affordability, with RRP’s of £60 per bottle (UK) for four of the releases.

Brave New Spirits, the Glasgow-based independent bottler, blender & distillery builder have this week announced their first releases of 2024, and the unveiling of their new series, WHISKYHEROES.The new range comprises of 8 different whiskies, all of which are single cask or small batch releases. Each whisky was matured or finished in either the finest sherry casks, or high-quality bourbon barrels.

Glasgow-based Independent Bottler Brave New Spirits have announced details of the next releases for their Cask Noir brand. This third outturn will join their growing portfolio, including the Whisky Of Voodoo small-batch range, and their volume brands such as Lighthouse Blend and Highland Shepherd Single Malt.

The Glasgow-based independent whisky bottler and blender Brave New Spirits, have today announced that they have been granted planning permission from Argyll & Bute council, for a new single malt whisky distillery at the former RAF Machrihanish airbase in Campbeltown.

Witchburn - A Campbeltown Distillery, where tradition meets technology and sustainability. The Glasgow-based independent whisky bottler and blender Brave New Spirits, have today submitted a final planning application to Argyll & Bute council, for a new single malt whisky distillery at the former RAF Machrihanish airbase in Campbeltown.

Brave New Spirits announce expanded UK trade distribution & new releases.

Brave New Spirits, the Glasgow-based Scotch Whisky independent blender & bottler, have announced a distribution partnership in Switzerland with SMUGGLER, by LANDI Buchrain.

A one-off bottle of Scotch Whisky will be going under the hammer at Christie’s next month at the launch of The National Foundation for Retired Service Animals (NFRSA), a new charitable organisation set up to promote the well-being and welfare of retired service animals from across the emergency service family, namely that of the police, fire, and prison services.