Benromach Distillery

Benromach Distillery was established in 1898 and is renowned for its traditional methods and artisanal approach. Benromach emphasises the use of handcrafted techniques, including the use of traditional wooden washbacks and direct-fired copper pot stills. The distillery's whiskies are characterised by their rich and complex flavours, often featuring a balance of sherry influence with notes of fruit and subtle peaty smoke. After being closed in the 1990s, Benromach was revived in 1998 by the independent Gordon & MacPhail, who modernised the facilities while retaining traditional practices. The distillery has quickly gained recognition and numerous awards for its expressions, showcasing its dedication to quality and craftsmanship. Benromach offers tours that highlight its history and whisky-making process including their Mastery Tour which allows you to taste some rare and expensive whiskies.

Glen Moray Distillery

Glen Moray Distillery was established in 1897 and benefits from a unique microclimate that contributes to the character of its whiskies. Glen Moray produces a diverse range of expressions, often characterised by their smoothness, fruit-forward flavours, and a touch of sweetness. The distillery places a strong emphasis on traditional methods, including the use of copper pot stills, and maintains a commitment to quality and craftsmanship. Glen Moray has gained popularity for its approachable and versatile whiskies, appealing to both newcomers and seasoned whisky enthusiasts. Visitors are welcome at the distillery, where guided tours provide insights into its rich heritage and production processes.