Simon Wittenberg

2 weeks ago | luxuriousmagazine.com | Simon Wittenberg

Simon Wittenberg sits down with Loch Lomond Group’s Master Blender Michael Henry, and Prestige Portfolio manager Nick Bradley, at the five-star Connaught Hotel in London’s Mayfair, to uncover the secrets behind Glen Scotia’s newly released 50-year-old expression ‘The Elements of Campbeltown Release Number One: Air’, and to be amongst the first in the world to sample this extraordinary whisky.

1 month ago | luxuriousmagazine.com | Simon Wittenberg

Simon Wittenberg puts on his poker face to learn how mastering the basics of the renowned card game translates into being a key player in the world of business. The stakes are high in business, especially when there’s a lot of money at play. Therefore, having a competitive advantage to succeed is crucial, as is assertive communication, negotiation and being able to manage risk.

1 month ago | luxuriousmagazine.com | Simon Wittenberg

Simon Wittenberg gathers together some of the latest news and launches, making the headlines in the world of whisky. Bowmore ARC-54Following in the footsteps of ARC-52, which we had the opportunity to sample back in May 2023 in the company of Bowmore’s former Master Blender, Ron Walsh, Aston Martin – the luxury carmaker, and Islay’s Bowmore distillery, have come together once again to create the second and final release in the ARC series.

1 month ago | luxuriousmagazine.com | Simon Wittenberg

Simon Wittenberg enjoys a family stay at the four-star hotel in the trendy East London district of Shoreditch, which fuses art and design with hospitality to deliver a unique and compelling package to guests. Standing on the site of a former bank, and The Foundry – once a thriving arts and ale venue that hosted the likes of Pete Doherty and over 2,000 exhibitions in its 12-year history, it was only apt to replace this gallery with a hotel centred around a similar theme.

1 month ago | luxuriousmagazine.com | Simon Wittenberg

Simon Wittenberg travels to the ‘spirit-ual’ home of Bushmills whiskey on the picturesque Causeway Coast in Northern Ireland to discover how time has shaped the DNA of this distillery’s remarkable history and whiskey portfolio. Setting foot on Bushmills soil offers a remarkable glimpse of how time has framed the evolution of the world’s oldest licenced whiskey distillery. The year is 1608 when Sir Thomas Phillips was given the green light by King James to distil whiskey.