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...

The GlenDronach Distillery patiently matures its single malt whisky in superior quality sherry casks. GlenDronach also acts as a perfect corporate events venue. From its hillside home in the Scottish Highlands, The GlenDronach Distillery has been creating the finest richly sherried single malts for nearly 200 years. Read more...

Glendullan is a single malt Scotch whisky, produced at the Glendullan Distillery in the Speyside region. It is relatively unknown as a single malt whisky. Diageo re-launches three different single malt whiskies under the name ‘Singleton’ – aimed at three different continents. The Singleton of Glendullan malt whisky is available in the USA while customers in Europe can enjoy a Read more...

Founded in 1832 as Scotia, our distillery survived a decline in the industry in the early part of the 20th century, although it was silent between 1928 and 1933, when it was acquired by Block Brothers. Campbeltown was, reportedly, the ancient seat of the Scottish Parliament set up here by King Fergus in 503AD. Indeed the first site of the Read more...

The Glen Spey distillery was founded in 1884 and acquired at a very early stage, in 1887 by Gilbey’s. The distillery was completely rebuilt in 1970. Apparently, an alternative name for this malt whisky distillery during the early years was Millhaugh. Glen Spey is one of five malt whisky distilleries located in the town of Rothes. The others are Glenrothes, Read more...

Glenallachie is one of the younger distilleries in Scotland. It was built in 1967 (partly in 1968) by Mackinlay McPherson Ltd., a subsidiary of Scottish & Newcastle Breweries Ltd. Glenallachie is located in a part of Speyside that’s especially rich in distilleries. Glenallachie distillery was closed and decommissioned in 1987, just 20 years after it was opened. However, Pernod Ricard Read more...

The history of Glen Mhor is closely linked to that of the nearby Glen Albyn distillery, also located in Inverness. It was founded in 1892 by Mackinlay & Birnie; the first whisky was produced in december 1894. The distillery was closed in 1983 and demolished in 1988. The peat source for the Glen Mhor distillery was Dava Moor. In 1954 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. Read more...