This maritime distillery has been making Scotch on the Àrd Beag (small headland) for the last two hundred years using heavily peated malted barley from Port Ellen and water from Loch Uigeadail (pronounced ooh-ga-dal, Gaelic... Read More
The Doublewood is aged in two kinds of oak casks. First in American oak casks followed by first fill European oak Oloroso sherry butts. It is rich and honeyed with accents of nuts and spices.
Situated on the River Bladnoch, the Bladnoch distillery is one of six remaining in the Scottish Lowlands, and it is going strong after 200 years. It was founded and operated by the McClelland family, but by WWI, the distillery... Read More
Named after the nearby river, the Bladnoch distillery is one of six remaining in the Scottish Lowlands, and it is going strong after 200 years. It was founded and operated by the McClelland family, but by WWI, the distillery would... Read More
Situated on the River Bladnoch, the Bladnoch distillery is one of six remaining in the Scottish Lowlands, and it is going strong after 200 years. It was founded and operated by the McClelland family, but by WWI, the distillery... Read More
Though there were once 30 distilleries on the Kintyre peninsula (located in the sea between Islay and the Lowlands), now Glen Scotia, Glengyle, and Springbank are the only ones remaining in Campbeltown appellation. Founded in... Read More
