Pernod Ricard recreates Yellow Spot Irish whiskey

Pernod Ricard UK has recreated the 1960s Yellow Spot Single Pot Still Irish whiskey as part of its continued commitment to reinvigorate the category.

LIWF: Day Two, Live Blog

The events as they happen on day two of the London International Wine Fair at ExCel.

Glenfarclas releases its oldest ever whisky

Glenfarclas is introducing a limited edition 58-year-old whisky, the oldest it has ever produced.

Tio Pepe En Rama launches in May

Gonzalez Byass will release an especially intense blend of Tio Pepe En Rama sherry in May.

Berry Bros & Rudd launches Titanic malt whisky

Berry Bros. & Rudd has released a limited edition single cask malt whisky to commemorate the centenary of the sinking of RMS Titanic.

Maxxium reports strong festive growth

Maxxium UK has reported a strong growth over Christmas and claims to be the fastest growing of the top five spirits distributors over the period.

Auchentoshan launches exclusive travel sector range

Auchentoshan is to launch an exclusive range for the travel retail sector, consisting of four core permanent expressions, plus two limited editions released each year.

A bid for Dalmore Zenith

The latest release from the Dalmore distillery, is the Dalmore Zenith.

Harveys teams up to open sherry bar

Harveys Cellars in Bristol is to re-open as an upmarket, contemporary sherry and tapas bar in collaboration with Maxxium owned, sherry brand, Harveys.

Harveys set out to revitalise sherry

Maxxium UK is hoping to encourage consumers to re-evaluate sherry with a new marketing push for Harveys.

Gonzalez Byass and Benevolent host sherry master class

Gonzalez Byass and The Benevolent are to host a Sherry Master Class on March 22 with all proceeds being donated to the charity.

Patricia Langton looks at the emergence of sherry-specific bars

Let's not lament the declining sales figures for sherry. This classic wine's future lies in smaller volumes and higher quality wines and encouragingly more people are getting behind serious sherry, especially in the on-trade. Indeed, a closer look at current trends could reveal where sherry is headed and, hopefully, how to win the customer over.

Don't miss - Sherry Tasting & Boutique Wineries Tasting

Join the Sherry Institute of Spain in a new initiative exclusively developed for top on-trade professionals, press and buyers, giving you the opportunity to taste a range of top Sherries on 21 and 28 September.

Surge in US sherry sales

Sherry shipments to the US have grown by over 50% in a year.

Australians say goodbye sherry, hello apera

Burgundy, champagne, sherry, port, tokay, vermouth and marsala have all started to disappear from Australian wine labels following an agreement over protected names with the European Union.

Wines in the Press: Sweet sherry and brilliant Bordeaux

Wines in the Press: Of sherry, spittoons and sparkling wines...

Jane MacQuitty sings the praises of fino and manzanilla, Joanna Simon discusses her spittoon technique, Anthony Rose visits Cahors and Tim Atkins gets busy with his wand.

Sherry under the stars at Somerset House

Beam Global UK is sampling its refreshing summer cocktail, Harveys & Lemonade, at the Somerset House Cinema Under the Stars Film Festival from 31 July to 9 August, as part of this year's £500,000 investment in Harveys, the UK's number one sherry.

Superior categories for Sherry announced

Two new Sherry categories have been created, which will introduced to the UK within the next two years.

Harveys urges Sherry drinkers to chill

Beam UK, owners of Sherry brand Harveys, is spending around 1 million this year in an attempt to persuade consumers to chill the product before they drink it.