Nestled at the foothills of the Highlands near the scenic town of Crieff in Perthshire, Glenturret is Scotland’s oldest, most visited whisky distillery and it’s easy to see why. Truly special and unique, ours is the only Scottish distillery where traditional methods of whisky production are still in use. Read more...

The Glenugie distillery (Invernettie) was located near Peterhead, at the mouth of the river Ugie. The first whisky was distilled at this location in the 1830s, in 1875 the site was also used as a brewery. The buildings have been demolished in 1982 and following years. Glenugie used to be the most Eastern distillery in Scotland. Read more...

At the east end of the beautiful Sandend Bay, James Moir founded Glenglassaugh Distillery in 1875. Distillery closed in 1986. Glenglassaugh re-started production in 2008. Read more...

Production at the new Glengyle distillery began in 2004 with the first spirit expected to be ready by 2014. Glengyle is the first new distillery of the millennium and is part of a trend in new distilleries which include Arran (1995), Daftmill (2005) and Islays newest distillery, Kilchoman (2005). The whisky from the new Glengyle distillery will not be called Read more...

The Glenlivet distillery is a distillery near Ballindalloch in Moray, Scotland that produces single malt Scotch whisky. The Glenlivet distillery has grown in the post-war period to become one of the biggest single malt distilleries in order to keep up with global demand; The Glenlivet brand is the biggest selling single malt whisky in the United States and the second Read more...

The Glenlochy distillery in the Highlands was founded in 1898 by David McAndie of the Glenlochy-Fort William Distillery Co. The distillery gets it name from the Lochy river that flows through the town of Fort William at the foot of Ben Nevis mountain. Distillery demolished in 1992: The pagoda and maltings were sold to West Coast Inns. The surviving distillery Read more...

Glenfarclas is renowned for producing Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky in the traditional Speyside style, with a heavy Sherry influence. We produce a wide range of expressions from the mouthwatering freshness of the 10 Years Old, to the indulgent 30 Years Old. One of the delights of Glenfarclas is exploring the subtle differences between the different expressions. Read more...

In the summer of 1886 our founder, William Grant, set out to fulfil a lifelong ambition of creating the best dram in the valley. With the help of his seven sons and two daughters, William built his distillery in a single year. Their hard work was rewarded on Christmas Day 1887 when the first drop of spirit flowed from 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...

The Glencadam distillery (also known as GlencaRdam) opened in 1825, just one year after distilling on a large scale was legalised. Our elegant and sophisticated Single Malt whisky is still produced in the same fashion as it was in 1825. The entire Glencadam range is non-chill filtered and free from added colouring. This retains the Whisky’s natural characteristics, ensuring aromatic Read more...