Ben Nevis – At the Foot of Britain’s Highest Mountain
Ben Nevis Ben Nevis distillery is located in Lochy Bridge in the Lochaber area of the Scottish Highlands, close by the River Lochy and near the foot of Ben Nevis…
Laphroaig – Among the World’s Most Distinguished Whiskies
Laphroaig Laphroaig (pronounced ''le-froyg'') is one of 9 working distilleries on the island of Islay, which is one of the southern Hebrides islands and one of Islay's, and indeed Scotland's,…
Highland Park – Viking Whisky
Highland Park - Viking Whisky Highland Park comes from a distinct and remote part of Scotland: the fantastically beautiful Orkney islands, which are situated some 16 km to the north…
The Glenrothes
The Glenrothes Glenrothes Distillery was the brainchild of James Stewart, a Rothes native who had developed a enduring passion for whisky. Stewart dreamt of situating a distillery which would produce…
The Macallan – The Jewel in the Crown of Single Malt Whisky (and it’s a Speyside)
The Macallan Macallan is one of the legendary names in whisky and is often referred to by connoisseurs as the "the Rolls Royce of single malts" or "the Dom Perignon…
Dalmore
Dalmore The Dalmore distillery, very arguably one of Scotland's finest, is the jewel in the crown and actually the largest whisky distillery amongst the holdings of Whyte and Mackay group.…
Speyside
Speyside Speyside, one of 5 major whisky distilling regions Speyside, an area in between Inverness and Banff, is easily the most prolific of Scotland's 5 major whisky distilling regions. It's…
The Origins of Whisky Distilling in Scotland
The Origins of Whisky Distilling in Scotland An Ode to Whiskey (Scots Gaelic) - by JSTOR Daily Whisky. Where, When and How Why is whisky called whisky? The term is…