Yesterday the world's oldest, bottled, single malt went on sale. It was originally laid down in a small Scottish distillery on October 15, 1938.

Aston Martin has created a picnic hamper that's ideal for looking refined when eating al-fresco on the go.

China, India and Hong Kong are propelling the global wine market onwards and upwards.

Sotheby's, Hong Kong, is expecting a busy spring auction schedule when more than 2,100 lots will go under the hammer.

Amber, the two-star Michelin restaurant in the Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, has announced its 2010 Epicurean series. The dinners promise to be a celebration of the very finest food and wine.

Absolut Vodka has had a brainstorm with designer Philipp Plein and created a limited edition bottle adorned with Swarovski crystals.

The whisky made in Taiwan's only distillery is tearing up age old preconceptions of how, and most importantly where fine whisky can be made.

Dom Pérignon has created only the second custom bottle in its 300 year history - they have created a special wedding service.

More and more of the wealthy elite in China are looking to make investments in goods such as art and wine, over and above traditional investment opportunities.

An 18-litre bottle of Cheval Blanc 2006 was sold yesterday by Sotheby's for £14,000. The enormous bottle of wine was affectionately known as Melchior and was expected to go for anything between £3,600 and £4,800.