100 bottles of Irish whiskey and 2,000 Irish Coffees?

The festive season is approaching. There will be a lot of popping champagne at the workplace to celebrate milestones, toasting glasses of whisky to partnerships and families spending time together over a good bottle of wine. While there will be so many celebrations taking place and sharing of drinks, it is essential to know how best to take your drink of choice in order to enjoy it.

Jack Daniel’s has launched a range of wedding rings for men. The American whiskey giant teamed up with Manly Bands to design a range of rings that incorporate wood from the oak barrels used to age its whiskey in.

A couple were shocked to discover 66 bottles of whisky hiding in the walls of their house in New York. Nick Drummond and Patrick Bakker bought the 105-year-old home last year for $183,000 (£137,000). The home once belonged to Adolph Humphner, also known as ‘Mystery Man of the Mohawk Valley’, who was rumoured to be a bootlegger during the prohibition era when alcohol was banned.

We’re all still talking about the fourth season of royal drama The Crown and if you haven’t binged it already, you’re about to.

Have you ever wondered what death and decay smell like? Tamworth Distilling based in New Hampshire has crafted a brandy that smells like a corpse.

Collecting rare whisky is big business. What was until recently an esoteric niche populated by a small group of enthusiasts has become a global phenomenon, with a multi-million-dollar auction market and collectors competing fiercely for the most sought-after bottles.

The Dalmore 35 Year Old Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky has managed to pick up the title of Supreme Champion at the International Spirits Challenge 2020 Awards.

Tennessee whiskey producer Jack Daniel’s has launched a line of canned cocktails that require no prep and are so easy to enjoy.

The Glenlivet, the original Speyside single malt – a Pernod Ricard brand – is launching The Glenlivet Spectra, a limited-edition trio of mystery Scotch whiskies that invites consumers to explore a wide spectrum of flavours through an immersive tasting experience. Each expression is a reinterpretation of The Glenlivet’s signature smooth and fruity house style and is released without tasting notes, age or cask information, challenging the senses of Scotch lovers.