Whisky regions of Scotland |
Ask people what they associate most with Scotland and they’d certainly say tartan, haggis, golf or Robert Burns, but the most common answer would most likely be whisky. As Scotland's national drink, it has been produced there for centuries. There's so many ways to discover more about it, whether it be going behind the scenes on a distillery visit, trying single malts at special whisky festivals, sampling a fine dram at an expert-led whisky tasting session or enjoy one by the fire at renowned whisky bars. Find out more about Scotland’s outstanding Malt Whisky Trail, the only trail of its kind in the world, and the unique distilleries you will visit along the way.
Discover the secrets behind the art of whisky creation by visiting some of Scotland’s renowned distilleries. What better way to find out more about the ‘water of life’ than on a trail dedicated to drams that takes you through one of the country’s best-known whisky regions? See the map above and then either pick up the FREE guides as you travel or DOWNLOAD them. You will find these guides indispensable as you discover Scotland’s much-fêted national drink for yourself.
As you travel, expect to enjoy fascinating behind-the-scenes tours of the distilleries as each one offers a sample of their unique, hand-crafted malts with dedicated nosing and tasting sessions. On the trail you can visit some of the country’s most unique distilleries. Have a look around the Benromach Distillery, Speyside’s smallest working distillery, Strathisla Distillery, the oldest in the Highlands, and the only malt distillery pioneered by a woman, Cardhu (above). |
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