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Glenmorangie
Glenmorangie
Scotland, Highlands
3.8 (2,595), Tasting Notes 101, Number of bottles of this distillery 206
The stretch of land in the Northern Highland on which Glenmorangie stands has been the site for alcohol production (mostly illicit) since the Middle Ages, setting a formidable legacy. Glenmorangie was founded in 1843, although operation didn’t start until...
Edradour
Edradour
Scotland, Highlands
4.1 (1,003), Tasting Notes 50, Number of bottles of this distillery 365
Near the Edradour distillery lie the ruins of the Lindores Ruins. This is the birthplace of Aquavite (water of life) that later became the whisky we know. Edradour is one of the smallest distilleries in Scotland.
Dalmore
Dalmore
Scotland, Highlands
4.2 (921), Tasting Notes 40, Number of bottles of this distillery 131
Dalmore is high quality Highland distillery with a good whisky and a elegant bottle design. It was founded in 1839 and extended very often. Read more about it below.↓
Glengoyne
Glengoyne
Scotland, Highlands
4.0 (695), Tasting Notes 50, Number of bottles of this distillery 141
The Glengoyne distillery is the most southern distillery of the Scottish Highlands. The Distillery was founded in 1833 by a local farmer called George Connell. It is an half an hour north west of Glasgow.
Tomatin
Tomatin
Scotland, Highlands
3.8 (636), Tasting Notes 39, Number of bottles of this distillery 153
Tomatin has been a rising star among the Scottish distilleries since the beginning of the millennium. The Highland distillery was the biggest Scottish distillery in the 1970, but the quality of the whisky wasn’t high regarded. Ups and downs followed and...
Dalwhinnie
Dalwhinnie
Scotland, Highlands
3.7 (628), Tasting Notes 30, Number of bottles of this distillery 40
The Dalwhinnie distillery sits at the heart of the majestic Cairngorms National Park in the Scottish Highlands. It is one of the highest whisky producing distilleries in Scotland. Read more about it below.↓
Oban
Oban
Scotland, Highlands
3.8 (486), Tasting Notes 20, Number of bottles of this distillery 40
Oban distillery is one of the oldest distilleries in Scotland, having been established in 1794. Additionally, it is especially unusual for being one of the last surviving urban distilleries.
Aberfeldy
Aberfeldy
Scotland, Highlands
3.9 (419), Tasting Notes 28, Number of bottles of this distillery 54
The Aberfeldy Distillery was founded by the Dewar's family in 1846. They ran the company under the names John Dewar & Sons, Ltd. and began whisky production two years later.
Clynelish
Clynelish
Scotland, Highlands
3.8 (361), Tasting Notes 16, Number of bottles of this distillery 196
The new Clynelish Distillery on the east coast of Scotland was only established in 1967. It is located on the same premises as the original "Old Clynelish Distillery", which in turn had been mothballed and was reopened for a short period of time under the...
Pulteney
Pulteney
Scotland, Highlands
3.8 (355), Tasting Notes 23, Number of bottles of this distillery 71
For a long time Pulteney could be called the most northern distillery on the Scottish mainland. When Wolfburn Distillery in Thurso opened in 2013 they took over this title, but Pulteney hasn’t lost its attraction on whisky lovers. The coastal style of the...
Ben Nevis
Ben Nevis
Scotland, Highlands
4.1 (343), Tasting Notes 12, Number of bottles of this distillery 195
The distillery was founded by John MacDonald in 1825 at the foot of the famous Ben Nevis hill. Its Malt whisky is rather strong and intense. Read more about it below.↓
Glen Garioch
Glen Garioch
Scotland, Highlands
4.1 (334), Tasting Notes 17, Number of bottles of this distillery 86
A few kilometers from Aberdeen we find the Glen Garioch distillery. It is one of the oldest distilleries of Scotland and the most eastern active malt whisky distillery. Read more about it below.↓
Loch Lomond
Loch Lomond
Scotland, Highlands
3.2 (279), Tasting Notes 14, Number of bottles of this distillery 88
Hardly any other distillery in Scotland deserves to be called “unique” as Loch Lomond does: It’s not only equipped with pot stills but as well with Lomond Stills, a Coffee Still and Continuous Stills. This allows them to produce many different types of...
Tullibardine
Tullibardine
Scotland, Highlands
3.7 (254), Tasting Notes 17, Number of bottles of this distillery 86
Tullibardine is actually not the oldest Scottish Distillery but regarding the first step of the whisky production it is one of the Methuselahs of the business: The visit of King James 4th of Scotland of the local brewery situated here before is known as...
Deanston
Deanston
Scotland, Highlands
3.8 (191), Tasting Notes 8, Number of bottles of this distillery 42
Before Deanston distilled whisky, it was used as a cotton mill. The mill had its own power supply with water wheels from the River Teith. Read more about it below.↓
Balblair
Balblair
Scotland, Highlands
3.7 (179), Tasting Notes 10, Number of bottles of this distillery 98
Balblair is one of the most northern distilleries of Scottland. It lies right next to the Dornoch Firth and was established in 1790.