The king of peated whisky brings back its coveted middle child so you no longer have to pay $700 a bottle.

Islay’s isolated location has helped give the Scottish island its charm — and produce some of the most prized whiskys in the world. There’s plenty here for tourists — from bird-watching and seal ...

Distilleries are the backbone of Islay’s economy and tourist trade. Thanks to their success, other businesses – from breweries and farms to restaurants and chocolatiers – are now thriving and adding t ...

Planning a trip to Islay, Scotland, usually starts with the whisky, but this 36 hour travel vlog shows it’s about much more than just the peat. I’m sharing the honest reality of exploring Islay in two ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you love peat, you'll love Ardbeg. Resurrected in '97 after decades of inactivity and neglect, the 200-year-old distillery ...

If you talk to even the most seasoned golf travelers, you’ll likely get a never-heard-of-it-look when you tell them you’re heading to Scotland to play at The Machrie Links. But if you find yourself in ...

The rain-lashed isle of Islay off Scotland’s west coast is not always easy to get to. Temperamental ferries run three times a day from the mainland port of Kennacraig and frequent sea mists can ...

Plans for four new glamping pods on Islay have been approved by council officers despite seven objections from the public.

Plans or an extended car park and a new visitor shelter at a wildlife site on Islay have been given the go-ahead by council officers.

Islay whiskies were already my favorite in the world when I first visited the remote Scottish island in 2016. And as much as I love the rich, peated single malts produced at its nine working ...

Read Laura Macdonald Quartet at Caol Ila Islay Jazz Festival by Mark McKergow on All About Jazz. Discover in-depth jazz Live ...