Linkwood Distillery

Gordon & MacPhail is an independent family owned and managed firm which has been bottling Single Malt Whiskies for over 120 years. The operate the Benromach Distillery in Forres. Author: Caroline Porsiel Read more...

The BenRiach Distillery is located in the Heart of Speyside, between the village of Rothes and the town of Elgin, in the North-East of Scotland. The Spey Valley, in which the BenRiach Distillery was built by John Duff in 1898, is home to many of Scotland’s great whiskies, but BenRiach has its own uniqueness borne from the particular methods and Read more...

The Longmorn Distillery was founded in 1895. At the very end of the 19th century Scotland experienced a huge whisky boom. The founder of Longmorn Distillery, John Duff also owned Glenlossie distillery. He wanted to respond to the raising demand for whisky, so he partnered up with George Thomson and Charles Shirres to create the Longmorn Distillery Company in 1893. Read more...

Our single malt whisky has been distilled on the banks of the River Lossie since 1897, just outside Elgin, the historic capital of Speyside. The area around Elgin is known as the Laich of Moray. Author: Caroline Porsiel Read more...

Glen Elgin Distillery nestles quietly in the heart of Speyside. Today, the distillery still proudly depicts the White Horse emblem and is part of UDV’s ‘Elgin Group’, along with Linkwood, Glenlossie and Mannochmore. The whisky is still a key component of White Horse blended whisky, which is exported to over 200 countries worldwide. Author: Caroline Porsiel Read more...

Mannochmore is one of the youngest distilleries in Scotland by John Haig & Co.. It was built in 1971 on the site of the Glenlossie Distillery (which was founded in 1876). The Mannochmore Distillery is one of the few distilleries in Scotland with a female site operations manager, Polly Macdonald started working for Diageo in January 2008. The first batch Read more...

Glenlossie is an outstanding distillery for many reasons, but the malt whisky it produces is fairly own minded. Glenlossie actually houses two separate distilleries; in 1971 the Mannochmore distillery was constructed next to Glenlossie. The Glenlossie distillery itself may not seem like a very large plant, but the Glenlossie Bonds are fairly massive. Some 200,000 casks are stored there – Read more...

Miltonduff Distillery is located on the site of the mill of Pluscarden Abbey. The abbey was founded in 1236 by Benedictine monks, destroyed but revived again in the year 1948. It is said that a stone from the original Abbey is at the distillery. Miltonduff was named for an illicit distillery known as Milton and the suffix was added for Read more...