In 2003 brothers Francis and Ian Cuthbert applied for planning permission to convert the old mill into a distillery. Daftmill Distillery – one of Scotland’s newest and smallest malt whisky distilleries. Set in the heart of Fife, we use our own barley, grown at Daftmill Farm, and sparkling water from our own artesian well to produce the finest of malt Read more...

anCnoc is a malt with a mind of its own. Even the name (pronounced ‘a-nock’), defies convention as it’s Gaelic for the nearby Knock Hill. (This is unusual, as most whiskies are named after the distillery.) And anCnoc is produced at the Knockdhu Distillery. The Knockdhu Distillery is situated in the picturesque village of Knock in Aberdeenshire, which is up Read more...

Distillery built to supply single malt for Chivas Regal Blended Scotch Whisky. Allt a Bhainne means the Burn of Milk in Gaelic. It is the fourth distillery built by Seagram’s. The distillery was founded in 1975 by the Chivas Brothers Ltd. In 1989 the capacity of the distillery was increased by the installation of another two pot stills. Later in Read more...

A Single malt whisky from the heart of the heart of Speyside. The intimate Aberlour Distillery lies beside the River Spey in the village of Aberlour. Aberlour Single Malts are made from expertly crafted new spirit, usually double cask matured for at least 12 years in the finest hand-picked Oloroso Sherry butts and first fill Bourbon casks. When judged ready Read more...

Just three miles from the birth place of founder John Dewar, the Aberfeldy Distillery is the only distillery built by the Dewar family. Steeped in history and craftsmanship, since 1898 our stills have produced the beautifully balanced Single Malt whisky at the heart of Dewar’s Scotch. Distillery tours take place throughout the day and include access to our atmospheric warehouse Read more...

The Ardmore distillery has been distilling the finest highland malt whisky since 1898 and whilst the world has moved on little has changed up here. The magnificent Scottish Golden eagle is still found riding the warm thermals above the distillery. For us they represent a symbol of our adherence to the traditional ways. These ways have ensured a distinctive taste Read more...

Ardbeg is the Ultimate Islay Malt – a whisky that’s worshipped around the world. The Distillery closed in 1996 and was reopened. Read more...

Annandale Distillery was established in 1836 and reopened in 2014. When Annandale Distillery opened in 1830. Annan was an established embarkation port for emigrant Scots. As a tribute to these intrepid souls, the ‘A’ of Annandale is in the image of a billowing sail. We hope that whisky lovers, people of Scottish origin from around the world and, indeed, anybody Read more...

Ailsa Bay is a new distillery constructed by William Grant & Sons. Building started in 2007 and it took just nine months to build. The distillery is situated next to the Girvan grain distillery and quite close to the site of the original Ladyburn distillery, which was closed and dismantled in 1975. William Grant & son felt the need to Read more...

Abhainn Dearg is the most Westerly of the Scottish distilleries and can be found in Uig, on the west coast of the Hebridean Isle of Lewis, the Outer Hebrides. Abhainn Dearg, (pronounced Aveen Jarraek) or Red River Distillery is a very new distillery in an ancient landscape.The spirit we produce today might be new to the market, but the philosophy Read more...