There’s a reason spelling bees are only common in English-speaking countries: English spelling is absurd. Even the most skilled spellers will admit that English is a mess.

In Scotland, if a whisky is labeled as a single malt, then the liquor was wholly made in one location. In other words, it was fermented, distilled, and matured at the same distillery. English ...

Technology Isn’t Ruining English. It’s Saving It. Why it's better to write 'I luv u' than 'I love you.' Technology Is Saving English Grammarians love to grumble about texting and social media ...

Under the proposal for English single malt whisky, the drink would only be required to be distilled at one site, while mashing and fermentation could take place elsewhere.

Yet the new speaker of English will eventually need to deal with the spelling system-to translate graphic symbols into sound-and he should be taught to do this. Failure to provide instruction and ...

As the founder of the English Whisky Festival and the Exploring English Whisky Club, I believe that there are many good reasons to attend this annual event and celebrate the growing world of ...

The brand’s first single malt whiskey was made in partnership with well-known Berkshire-based celebrity chef Alain Roux. The post Hawkridge Distillers is launching a premium English whisky ...

Over the past five years, English whisky has emerged as one of the most exciting categories in the drinks business. Whiskies from distilleries across the country have been scooping up awards, with ...

For a Scotch whisky to be called a single malt whisky, it needs to adhere to the above with mashing, fermenting, distilling and maturing taking place at one distillery in Scotland.

OXON HILL, Md. (AP) — The best young spellers in the English language are competing at the Scripps National Spelling Bee, which celebrates its 100th anniversary this year.

Under the proposal for English single malt whisky, the drink would only be required to be distilled at one site, while mashing and fermentation could take place elsewhere.

Plans to allow English whisky makers to use the term "single malt" have led to a backlash by Scottish distilleries and politicians. Under proposals being considered by the UK government, "single ...