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Drinking of ‘flavoursome’ Scotch whisky urged by Labour frontbencher

More people should be encouraged to drink Scotch whisky, a Labour frontbencher has said as he declared at the parliamentary despatch box he “might need a stiff one” himself. Speaking at Westminster, Lord Leong hailed the international appeal of the ...

06 Jan 2025 at 18:16

Trump showed ‘willingness’ to move on whisky tariffs during meeting – Swinney

US President Donald Trump has showed a “willingness” to move on tariffs for Scotch whisky, John Swinney said. Scotland’s First Minister met the President ahead of the opening of a second course at his Aberdeenshire golf club, where he pressed him ...

29 Jul 2025 at 13:29

Lord Mandelson ‘distraction’ could have impact on whisky deal in US – Swinney

Scotland’s First Minister has said the UK Government’s “distraction” over the exit of Lord Mandelson could have an impact on the push for a whisky deal in the US. John Swinney warned there is a “real risk” that the UK Government could fail to ...

16 Sept 2025 at 09:33

Swinney ‘waiting with expectation’ for UK ministers to secure whisky tariff deal

Scotland’s First Minister has said he is “waiting with expectation” for the UK Government to secure a deal to ensure Scotch whisky is exempt from US tariffs. John Swinney has pushed for a deal which would cut the 10% levies on whisky ...

04 Dec 2025 at 20:25

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