Namibie
ISLANDE Entre Fjords et Glaciers
ISLANDE Entre Fjords et Glaciers
ISLANDE Entre Fjords et Glaciers
ISLANDE Entre Fjords et Glaciers
CORSE Ile de Beauté
CORSE Douceur
A man holds a glass of whisky in the visitors centre of the Diageo-owned Dalwhinnie Distillery in Dalwhinnie in the Scottish Highlands May 16, 2011. Scotch whisky is making huge inroads in developing nations such as China, Russia, India, Brazil and Mexico, as the growing middle classes turn away from local drinks such as vodka and rum. Overall exports were up 10 percent in 2010 with eight out of the industry's top 10 export markets growing and only Spain and Greece, beset by severe economic problems and austerity measures, showing a decline. To keep up with demand, Scotland's whisky industry has poured 600 million pounds ($975.7 million) into expanding and building new distilleries over the last three years. Long-forgotten still houses have been re-opened. Expansion is underway at a handful of big industrial grain whisky plants, bottling halls and cooperages, and also at some of the smaller 102 malt whisky distilleries scattered across the highlands and islands of Scotland. Picture taken May 16, 2011. To match Feature FOOD-WHISKY/CHINA REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN - Tags: BUSINESS FOOD DRINK TRAVEL) - RTR2MKFU
ECOSSE Highlands et Islands
ECOSSE Highlands et Islands
ECOSSE Highlands et Islands
Highway 1 Iceland. Clear road covered in winter.ring road, route 1 in Iceland
Private guide and group of hiker walking on glacier at Solheimajokull, Iceland
