Bowmore Distillery is one of few in Scotland that continues to malt some of their barley on-site. A visit to Bowmore Distillery is an excellent opportunity to witness malt floors in action, and if you're lucky, you might even get to see inside the...
Opened in 2005, Kilchoman Distillery was the first distillery to be built on Islay since Bunnahabhain in 1883. A visit to Kilchoman Distillery provides an excellent opportunity to visit one of the few Farm Distilleries in Scotland and the only one on Islay....
Caol Ila Distillery is the largest producer of whisky on Islay. Located on the Sound of Islay ("Caol Ila" is Gaelic for "Sound of Islay"), Caol Ila Distillery is a short drive or leisurely walk from Port Askaig, and the magnificent view of the Jura...
Ardbeg Distillery is a small but mighty institution on the south-east coastline of the Isle of Islay, Scotland. Silent for most of the 1980s and 1990s, Ardbeg has risen phoenix-like from the ashes, to become one of the most popular heavily-peated single malt whisky distilleries...
Laphroaig Distillery is one of few distilleries in Scotland who still malt some of their barley on site, and even rarer again, they continue to hand cut their own peat. You can even have a go of cutting the peat yourself, plus see the malting...
One of Islay's oldest distillation sites, you'll find the picturesque Lagavulin Distillery nestled between stony, heather-covered hills on Lagavulin Bay....
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The king o' drinks, as I conceive it, Talisker, Isla, or Glenlivet!...
Off the west coast of Scotland, near the tip of Northern Ireland, you'll find the beautiful and ancient home of heavily peated whisky....
First opened in 1883 and originally built for blends, Bunnahabhain distillery is a classic Victorian, with some of the most spectacular views from any distillery....