
Mark Littler is an independent whisky consultant and broker, known for helping clients buy and sell exceptional whisky. His work ranges from selling multi-million dollar collections in the United States to sourcing rare casks for maturation and bottling in Scotland.
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Inside The Exclusive Private Cask Program From The Owners Of The Scotch Malt Whisky Society
The Artisanal Spirits Company is selling some of its finest casks to high net worth collectors. So should the Scotch Malt Whisky Society members who pay for access be annoyed?
7 Things You Didn't Know About The Negroni
The Negroni is deceptively simple, endlessly adaptable and still the world’s bestselling classic cocktail—but its disputed history contains plenty of surprising twists.
The Best Scotch Whiskies Recommended By The Chairman Of The Scottish Whisky Awards
Which whiskies does one of Scotland’s most experienced judges reach for? Alan Wolstenholme shares his standout picks across seven categories.
What Does The $500,000 Port Ellen Prism Taste Like?
If the world’s rarest whiskies are never opened, are they still whisky—or simply art? Port Ellen Prism’s first independent tasting notes may help answer that question.
A 13-Year-Old Bowmore For $26? There Is A Catch, But It Is A Good One
HIP’s tiny bottles hold named, age-stated single malts at a fraction of full-bottle prices, letting curious drinkers explore more whisky without the commitment.
The Macallan’s First U.K. Boutique Is Beautiful, But Is It Too Safe?
The Macallan has opened its first UK boutique in Harrods, but is a department store space bold enough for whisky’s biggest luxury brand’s next chapter?
5 Things You Didn’t Know About The New $105,000 Macallan Romantica Collection
The Macallan revisits its legendary 1926 legacy with Romantica, a $105,000 three-bottle collection drawn from a 40 year old cask and limited to 86 sets.
Scotch Whisky Wants Luxury Prices. Where Is The Luxury Experience?
Scotch whisky wants luxury status, yet confines its brand experiences to remote distilleries. To fix this, the industry must bring the pilgrimage to the high street.
What Can Scotch Whisky Learn From Aston Martin
Cars are designed to make you feel something at every touchpoint. Whisky is too often just bottled, labelled and described. Will Aston Martin and Glenfiddich change that?
5 Differences Between Scotch And Indian Whisky
Indian whisky is often misunderstood, but beyond the volume brands is a fast-growing single malt category now challenging scotch on the world stage.









