Royal Brackla Distillery

Using expertly blended malts, balanced flavours and the cool, clear waters of Scotland, WooHa Brewing Company has strong ideas about how they brew our beers – and how they want their customers to feel about drinking them. All WooHa beers are bottle, cask and KeyKeg conditioned to preserve mouthfeel and hop oils. Complex and moreish, this is Scotland…bottled. Author: Caroline Read more...

Dunphail Distillery invites you to visit our traditional Scotch Whisky distillery, located in the beautiful Moray countryside. Our visitor centre is open to all, offering a wide selection of whisky and gifts. Refreshments are also offered, featuring a range of whisky and beers, plus cold and hot drinks. Take a tour to discover how we craft our single malt whisky. Read more...

We are a craft brewery in the Scottish Highlands producing beer worth believing in. Our beers include; Happy Chappy, Brewed Awakening, Red Rocker, Rogue Wave, Kowabunga, Ghost Town, Whiteout, Arctic Swell and AKA IPA. On-site shop and on-line shop open Author: Caroline Porsiel Read more...

A craft brewery in the heart of Scotland’s whisky country. Author: Caroline Porsiel Read more...

Dallas Dhu Distillery was the idea of an entrepreneur named Alexander Edward. In 1898, he built two new distilleries on land outside Forres – Benromach and Dallasmore. Both were in response to the demand for malt whisky for blending. Dallas Dhu Distillery produced whisky from 1899 to 1983.Before Dallasmore went into production in 1899, Edward sold the distillery to the Read more...

The Glenburgie distillery (also known as Glenburgie-Glenlivet and Glen Burgie / Glenburry) started production under the name Kilnflat in 1829 but there are indications that a distillery existed on the site by 1810. The Glenburgie distillery produces the signature single malt for the famous Ballantine’s blended whisky range. Glencraig was produced for a little over two decades; between 1958 and Read more...

Our distillery has been making Benromach since 1898 using the same spring water rising in nearby Romach Hills. Come and see our 3 distillers at work as they orchestrate every second of the production by sight, sound and touch. One of our friendly tour guides will proudly show you around our boby mill, mash tun, 4 wooden washbacks, 2 copper Read more...

The Glen Albyn malt whisky distillery was founded in 1844 by James Sutherland, a Mayor of Inverness and built on the ruins of an old malt kiln. The peat for Glen Albyn was sourced from Dava Moor; the water source was Loch Ness. There actually have been two distilleries with the name Glen Albyn – possibly not on the same Read more...