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12 October 2023

Daily Newsletter

How Islay has been a victim of its own success

The recent history of Islay’s malt whisky distilleries could be seen to track the fortunes of the entire industry, writes Just Drinks columnist Richard Woodard.

Keystone Brewing Group, armed with fresh investment from its private-equity backers, is looking to double its revenue over the next 12 months – and has its eye on a further ambitious target for 2028.

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