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CAP and the Scotch Whisky Action Fund

In 2013, the SWA established a fund to tackle alcohol-related harm as an extension of our commitment to address harmful use of alcohol and promote responsible drinking.

Code of Practice

The Code of Practice covers all commercial communications by Scotch Whisky Association members. This includes advertising, promotional materials and sponsorship.

Protecting Scotch Whisky worldwide

As a registered "Geographical Indication" (GI) in many overseas markets including the EU, Scotch Whisky is protected from misuse, imitation, evocation and any other practice liable to mislead consumers.

Health & Safety

Learn more about the Scotch Whisky industry's work to improve health and safety across all areas of production.

Burns Night

Wherever you are in the world, you'll be able to find some Scots celebrating the life and poems of the Bard on the evening of January 25th.

Scotch Whisky Regions

There are five Scotch Whisky regions - Campbeltown, Highland, Islay, Lowland and Speyside. Each offers a different perspective on Scotch Whisky.

Made to be Measured

Learn more about how Scotch Whisky is made to be measured, sipped and savoured responsibly.

Matured to be Enjoyed Responsibly - latest edition

The SWA has published its latest report on actions being taken by the Scotch Whisky industry to promote responsible alcohol consumption, and to support projects that tackle misuse.

Scotch Whisky Action Fund: 5 year Impact Report

The Scotch Whisky Action Fund impact report looks at the activities and outcomes of the fund, which aims to promote responsible alcohol consumption and tackle alcohol-related harm in Scotland.

The legal framework for Scotch Whisky in the UK

Protecting Scotch Whisky from unfair competition is therefore one of our top priorities. Strong legal protection forms the solid foundation on which the industry’s success is built.

Help us protect Scotch Whisky

Help protect Scotch Whisky by learning how to spot fake or suspicious products, or whiskies which are taking advantage of Scotch Whisky's reputation.

Q&A: Allowable casks for maturation

The Scotch Whisky Product Specification is used by HMRC to ensure compliance with the main requirements for Scotch Whisky and is essential for maintaining Scotch Whisky’s Geographical Indication status in the UK and EU.