The Balvenie distillery was founded by William Grant in 1892. Along with its neighboring sister distillery, Glenfiddich, founded in 1886, it would prove to be the foundation of a Scotch whisky and ...

Questlove and Scotch whisky the Balvenie have inked a multiyear alliance to explore the intersection of creativity and craftsmanship. To mark the occasion, Questlove will host a new digital series ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. There must be a whole lot of old whisky aging in the warehouses at Scotland’s Balvenie distillery, because the brand just ...

It’s impossible to bring all the whisky lovers of the world to Scotland to visit The Balvenie distillery, located in a quiet part of Dufftown by the River Spey. But The Balvenie has done the next best ...

The Roots drummer is launching a new digital series with the 128-year-old brand. “I have always been curious about what drives people creatively, and have used that curiosity in my own creative ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. My favorite is the 21-years-old PortWood. I just love the fruity and sweet winey notes that the finish in Old Tawney Port adds to ...

Questlove of The Roots fame has managed to not only be one of the most sought-after music minds but can also count himself as a valuable creator of content outside his usual confines. With the ...

The Balvenie is a revered Scotch whisky brand with lore stretching back to 1892. That’s the year when industry legend William Grant set out to build his dream distillery alongside the 13th century ...

At a reception on the patio at Presidio Social Club restaurant in The City, The Balvenie Distillery recently announced the release of three new Scotch whiskeys called The Balvenie Stories. For whiskey ...

Heather is a national symbol of Scotland, so it’s only fitting it find a way into scotch whisky production now and then. The Balvenie’s newest installment in their limited release “Stories” series is ...

Smooth gets a bad press in whisky circles, but expert Beth Whymark argues it’s a sign of technical skill—here are the ten bottles that prove it.

The Tale of the Dog is the name of this whisky, but it’s referring to something called a copper dog instead of our canine friends. A copper dog is a cylinder-shaped tool that workers would use to ...