2025 is on track to be marked by standout whisky releases to tackle the competition

Early December got into festive spirits with multiple new whisky releases.

Late November 2024 brought interesting new releases to the world whisky stage

The first couple of weeks of November 2024 offered new whisky releases across the spectrum.

Late October offered different takes on traditional whisky norms, from marriages to inventive cask finishes and limited editions.

Two Scottish distilleries from the Isle of Orkney revealed their new identities in October 2024, Highland Park and Scapa

With trade season well underway, early October 2024 was expectedly extremely busy with new whisky releases

Released in early October 2024, Hibiki 40-year-old is the oldest Japanese blended whisky from owner Suntory Global Spirits

September 2024 was extremely busy with new whisky releases, some of which set new milestones for distilleries.

On 23 September 2024, in a surprise move, Edrington announced it had agreed to sell its Scotch blended whisky brands to William Grant & Sons

On 17 September 2024, Campari Group completed its purchase of a 14.5% minority in the South African company Capevin Holdings

September 2024 suspectedly turned out to be the promised month for new whisky releases. Here are some that caught our attention mid-month.

Year after year, whisky producers have saved some of their biggest releases and announcements for The Whisky Show in London

After 20 years of banter from whisky enthusiasts, Ardbeg has finally announced the long-awaited return of the 17-year-old single malt

Announced on 3 September 2024, Macallan unveiled two whisky releases under Time:Space Collection, including the oldest whisky ever bottled.

These new whisky releases caught our attention in late August 2024.

Suntory-owned Bowmore distillery has revealed its new black label design, replacing colour-assigned age statements.

Many have already dubbed Queen B's entry into spirits the celebrity whiskey release of the year. What do you think?

These new whisky releases caught our attention in early August 2024

William Grant & Sons-owned Balvenie distillery in Speyside has revealed the first of three annual releases under the new Fifty Collection.