Upload Your Whisky Images

It is finally here, the new Whiskystats feature. You can now upload images of your whisky bottles to our database. Start sharing your pictures with the Whiskystats community!

In our first ever Whiskystats poll from early August 2017 we asked our community which new feature they would wish for. Almost 70% opted for “Whisky Images” and hence we set out to implement this request. We now reached the point of release for this new update.

How It Works

For each and every whisky in our database you will now see a bar depicting the image controls. Simply click on this bar to see the controls and the images already uploaded for this whisky.
There you also have the possibility to add a new image. Choose the image you want to upload from your files (or take a picture if you are using a smartphone) and select the area with the bottle in it. Then click on the upload button (the arrow pointing upwards). That´s it. The picture will be visible to all other users as soon as it was approved by us. Take a look at the Hanyu Joker to see how this looks.
We allow for at max three images per whisky. For the time being the images are only displayed on the whisky pages. As soon as we reach a decent number of uploaded images we also plan to display them in other places like the search results of the database or your collection´s overview.

Let us know what you think of this new feature in the comments below. Also, if you encounter any bugs or troubles do not hesitate to contact us directly.

Further Readings

The Whiskystats Annual Report of 2017 (I/II)

Yet another year went by and hence it is time for an updated annual Whisksystats report. The whisky auction year of 2017 again broke many records which means there is plenty of data to dive into. This is the first part of our annual report for 2017! 

Ardbeg Galileo

The Ardbeg Galileo is named after the father of modern astronomy and we are eager to find out if it tastes truly heavenly and if secondary market prices skyrocketed too. 

The Whiskystats Price Update for November 2016

The last whisky auction of the year 2016 took place. The 42 years-old Black Bowmore found its way in our database as well as a 50 years-old Dalmore. Meanwhile Yoichi overtook Port Ellen in our secondary market distillery ranking. 

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