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Thursday, 26th November 2009

Whisky

'Dramfest' set for record as whisky lovers queue to beat the recession ONE of Scotland's most popular niche festivals is set to buck the recession by attracting a record number of visitors to the heart of whisky country in Moray.

Best of Whisky Month WHISKY Month is a series of 32 events running across Scotland throughout May as part of Homecoming. For full programme, see www.homecomingscotland2009.com/whiskymonth

Drink: Amber rambler THIS Friday sees the beginning of whisky month. Four weeks of festivals and events centred on our most famous export. Given our propensity to over-indulge on whichever celebration takes our fancy, Friday afternoon could be particularly boisterous. B

Budget 2009: Few cheers as duty rise comes at the worst time, say whisky leaders THE announcement of a 2 per cent rise in whisky duty in yesterday's Budget prompted an angry reaction from the industry and the SNP.

Four-year-old whisky comes of age

Scotch giant Pernod reveals slower sales but sticks to 1bn profits goal

Reynier toasts soaring profits as Bruichladdich bucks malt forecasts

Chinese offer hope of action on fake Scotch

Salmond confident over Chinese protection for Scotch whisky

St George's and England ready to join battle for global whisky sales

Salmond urges China to protect status of Scotch

Edrington sets up sales teams for Far East

Beard jumps ship from Bacardi for top role at W&M

Bee gets a buzz out of new Diageo role

Distillers toast spirited tourists as whisky route brings in £25m

Whiskies Galore

Spirit of '93 may be revived under £5m distillery plan

BenRiach confirms its icon status with Whisky Magazine award

Whisky producers turn screw on Seoul

Whisky Galore is back … and this time it's served up with a musical twist

Couple who raised an orphan dram

Barley growers 'need to see colour of buyers' money'

Mallya confident Diageo will buy into United Spirits despite plunging profits

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