Single Malt Whisky

Scotch Single Malt Whisky is a prestigious spirit crafted from malted barley, and produced at a single distillery. The whiskies are distilled in small batches in traditional copper pot stills, and matured for a minimum of three years in oak casks. Produced throughout Scotland at over 100 distilleries, Scotch Single Malt Whisky is made in a diverse range of styles from fruity and floral, to rich and smoky. These world renowned whiskies are a symbol of tradition, craftsmanship, and the rich cultural heritage of Scotland.

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Balvenie Mortlach Scapa Glenglassaugh Benromach Balblair Laphroaig Blair Athol Tomatin Ben Nevis Kilchoman Glendronach Glenrothes GlenAllachie Edradour Arran Edradour Benriach Ardbeg Auchentoshan The Macallan Caol Ila Aberlour Brora (silent) Oban Jura Highland Park Tamdhu Bunnahabhain Springbank Loch Lomond Aberfeldy Ledaig Glenfarclas Bladnoch Wolfburn Fettercairn Kilkerran Dailuaine Tobermory Lagavulin Bowmore Craigellachie Glenkinchie Linkwood Tomintoul Octomore Bruichladdich Port Ellen (silent) Royal Brackla Glenmorangie Dufftown Glenfiddich Cragganmore Old Pulteney Glengoyne Dalmore

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Located in the Scottish Highlands, Speyside is home to many of Scotland’s most iconic single malts, including The Macallan & Glenfiddich.

Speyside

Located in the Scottish Highlands, Speyside is home to many of Scotland’s most iconic single malts, including The Macallan & Glenfiddich.

Known as the 'Queen of the Hebrides', Islay is famous for its bold and smoky whiskies, made from heavily peated barley.

Islay

Known as the 'Queen of the Hebrides', Islay is famous for its bold and smoky whiskies, made from heavily peated barley.

The Scottish Highlands covers more than half of the country, making it Scotland’s largest and most diverse whisky region.

Highlands

The Scottish Highlands covers more than half of the country, making it Scotland’s largest and most diverse whisky region.

The Scottish lowlands are home to several large grain distilleries, and a growing number of malt whisky producers.

Lowlands

The Scottish lowlands are home to several large grain distilleries, and a growing number of malt whisky producers.

Located on the Kintyre Peninsula, Campbeltown was once a bustling center of whisky production, and home to over 30 distilleries.

Campbeltown

Located on the Kintyre Peninsula, Campbeltown was once a bustling center of whisky production, and home to over 30 distilleries.

Dotted around the perimeter of the Scottish Mainland, the Scottish Islands are home to a growing number of malt whisky distilleries.

Islands

Dotted around the perimeter of the Scottish Mainland, the Scottish Islands are home to a growing number of malt whisky distilleries.

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