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Benefits

We offer a unique membership base which represents over 80 member companies, from global spirits producers to family-owned firms, established distillers to start-ups, that accounts for the majority of Scotch Whisky production

Engagement

SWA aims to promote and facilitate communication and understanding between the industry members and various government departments.

Meet the SWA Teams

The SWA has a team of 44 staff specialising in six different sectors - Industry, International, Global Regulatory Affairs, Legal, Strategy & Communication and Corporate Services

We are recruiting: Alcohol Policy Officer

The SWA is seeking an Alcohol Policy Officer to join our Strategy & Communications team

Protecting Scotch Whisky

The popularity of Scotch Whisky means that there are many people who want to take advantage of that by selling fake Scotch or trading unfairly on its reputation. Our Legal Affairs team work to protect Scotch Whisky around the world.

Code of Practice

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

Responsible Drinking

Like any other form of alcohol, Scotch Whisky should be consumed in moderation. When consumed responsibly by adults, alcohol can be part of a balanced, healthy lifestyle and play a positive role in social occasions and celebrations.

Cereals

Quality cereals are central to the success of Scotch. The industry supports Scottish agriculture that supplies some of the best grain anywhere in the world.

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.

Health & Safety

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

Scotch Whisky Regions

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

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.