Whisky Tariffs Cause Problems on Both Sides of the Atlantic

The whisky industry has become collateral damage in the ongoing
trade dispute between the U.S. and the European Union, with
tit-for-tat trade tariffs making life miserable for whisky
companies on both sides. This week, the Scotch Whisky Association
estimated annual lost exports from the U.S. tariff on single
malts could reach £100 million, and industry leaders are
presenting a united front to demand that politicians on both
sides work toward resolving the dispute. We'll have an in-depth
report on this week's WhiskyCast, along with the rest of the
week's news. We'll also announce  February's Whisky Club of
the Month and take a look at why some whiskies can smell like
burned matches on Behind the Label.