Summary
SINCE Friar John Cor first appeared in the Exchequer Rolls with eight bolls of malt in 1494, whisky has been Scotland's number one export and most popular drink.
But the pre-eminence of Scotland's national tipple appears to be under threat, on the verge of being replaced in the UK as a whole by Russia's favourite drink. A new report predicts that within five years vodka sales will outstrip those of all forms of whisky.See the full content of this document
Extract
Whisky Losing to Vodka As Britain's Tipple of Choice
Spirits in Europe to 2008, by independent market analysts Datamonitor, is alarming reading for the whisky industry. It paints a picture of Britain in 2009 where, for ...
See the full content of this document
Sponsored links
