Discover the Water of Life

Curated Whisky Tours

Speyside

Embark to the heart of Scotch Whisky. The Speyside region features some of Scotlands most well known distilleries, famous for rich and flavorful single malts ranging from grassy and floral to spicy and dark fruits, most without any use of peat.

Distillery visits include Glenallachie, Aberlour, Glenlivet, Glenfiddich and many others.

Highlands

Channel your inner Rabbie Burns and find yourself immersed in the beauty of Scottish Highlands partaking in its famous amber dew. To peat or not to peat is the question, but most traditionally these are lightly smoked and full of flavor.

Distillery visits include Deanston, Glenturret, Tomatin, and Glenmorangie just to name a few.

Lowlands

Take in the history and beauty of the Scottish capital as your home base whilst venturing out to the distilleries of the Lowlands, featuring whiskies known for lighter whiskies with grassy and floral notes abundant.

Distillery visits include Glenkinchie, Auchentoshan, Glengoyne, Bladnoch and more.

Our Hearts are in the Highlands

Scotland is in our DNA - literally. The Highlands are where we long to be and we cannot wait to share our passion for Scotch Whisky (and all things Scottish) with you, making memories for all along the way.

Follow Our Adventures

Blair Athol distillery in Pitlochry produces a wonderful Highlands single malt that happens to be the first Scotch distillery we visited over a decade ago.
Washbacks are used for fermentation and essentially produce a barley beer that once completed is sent out for distillation, becoming Scotch whisky.
Dalwhinnie, the distillery at the highest elevation in Scotland, as seen from ScotRail heading north towards Inverness.