Mark your calendars, whisky enthusiasts! The  World of Whisky Show is back for its second year and we are expecting double the number of exhibitors.  Set to take place on Sunday, November 17th, 2024, this whisky festival promises a thrilling afternoon of whisky discovery, tastings, and unforgettable experiences.  From 2 PM to 5 PM, you'll be immersed in all things whisky at the Cosmopolitan Centre in Double Bay, NSW. ...

Discover the best Japanese whiskies to try right now. This category continues to captivate enthusiasts worldwide. In recent years, Japanese whisky has soared in popularity, leading to a surge in demand and a subsequent scarcity of traditional age-statement bottles. However, amidst this scarcity, brands have innovated by introducing new blends and NAS (no age statement) expressions, offering exciting new options for whisky aficionados. Japanese...

Peated whisky is known for its complex profile distinguished by a rich, full deep and smoky flavour. While it may require some getting used to, it is a unique whisky that leaves enthusiasts drawn to the earthy notes of a campfire. With a range of styles, smoke levels, and regional variations, peated whisky offers a truly unique world of whiskies for you to discover. But before we get started on peated whiskies for you to explore, first let's...

The world of whisky can be challenging to navigate. With so many different expressions available and diverse information sources, it can be hard to find the right dram, or even know where to start. From single malt to single grain whiskies, Scotch to Irish whiskies and more, this guide aims to provide a breakdown of the diverse options at your fingertips from World of Whisky. Whether you are a novice or a connoisseur, you can buy whisky onli...

When it comes to tasting whisky, there are so many myths, opinions, and stories abounding that it makes it quite confusing and sometimes intimidating. So, let's chat about whisky tasting - for both novices and seasoned veterans.What is whisky tasting?  Whisky tasting is the analysis of whisky through the utilisation of your senses - visual, smell and taste. Your taste buds can only taste 5 different things: Sweet, Salt...