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20 May 2025

No, Low, Nano: How to Navigate the World of Low-Alcohol Beverages ?

No, Low, Nano… Feeling lost in this galaxy of low-alcohol drinks? Alcohol consumption is changing. The rise of zero or low-alcohol beverages is far from

20 May 2025

What Is No-Low Mixology in Spirits ?

Spirits consumption remains strong in France, with consistent popularity: 68% of French people purchase them regularly. But alongside this, a quieter—yet increasingly influential—trend is emerging:

6 May 2025

Vintage Results for WSET Level 3 in Wines & Spirits

At WiSP, the 2023/2024 academic year is coming to a close on a particularly flavourful note: outstanding results in the WSET Level 3 exams, both

1 April 2025

Spirits Are on the Rise Among the French

The French continue to show a growing interest in spirits. The SOWINE 2025 Barometer reveals a steady increase in enthusiasm for these beverages: 41% of

10 July 2024

Nicolas Le Brun shares his vision of the world of spirits

Nicolas Le Brun has been working for La Maison Du Whisky for 11 years. He writes for Whisky Magazine and has been the organizer of

8 July 2024

Emerging Trends in the World of Spirits Deciphered by Fanny Darrieussecq

The spirits industry continues to evolve rapidly, influenced by the changing preferences of both amateur and connoisseur consumers. Spirits enthusiasts are in constant search of

8 July 2024

Discovering emerging trends in Bartending and Mixology

The art of mixology, this subtle balance between science and creativity, continues to evolve and reveals new trends and innovations each year that captivate

2 January 2024

Around the World of Spirits in… 5 Days!

WISP, a fantastic travel agency to guide us on this world tour!

The educational team supports you through the different stages of organizing your training

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21 August 2023

Absinthe: the 19th century green fairy

The origin of absinthe is like Absinthe itself: quite unclear. The name absinthe seems to come from its main ingredient “grand wormwood (artemisia absinthium)”. We

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