Speyside Whisky and Food. Good Whiskies deserve Good Food This has been a surreal year to say the least. With all Speyside whisky distilleries closing to visitors and focusing on whisky production has meant Speyside Whisky tours have not been an option. Now we hopefully get towards the end of the tunnel it’s nice to…
DetailsWhisky Tours – Strathisla, Glendronach, Tomatin Distilleries and beyond Now we’re into 2020 and looking forward we’re already planning our Whisky Tours itineraries for the coming year. Although it hasn’t all been researching and planning. Speyside Whisky Tours have still been happening with a really in-depth tour for a couple of guests on January 2nd.…
DetailsSpeyside Whisky Tours and Wonderful Autumnal Colours Autumn is in full flow here and so are Speyside Whisky Tours. The leaves are turning from their verdant summer hues to more Autumnal golden reds, browns, and oranges. Whilst it may not seem the ideal weather for a ‘roaming in the glens’ it certainly makes an ideal…
DetailsMalt Whisky Trail and Beyond With so many distilleries in Speyside the term Malt Whisky Trail doesn’t do the region justice. Running along the River Spey and taking a large portion of the Moray Speyside region it has the largest concentration of malt whisky distilleries in the world. Home to famous and not so famous…
DetailsWhat kind of tastes do Speyside whiskies have?
They can be very different from the other regions’ whiskies.
DetailsSpeyside Distillery Tours Started in June With… A not so early depart from Grantown on Spey for a couple of exceptional Speyside Distillery Tours (From Strathallen Guest House) saw the start of a great day with guests visiting both Strathisla and The Glenlivet Distilleries. First stop, Strathisla Distillery, which has to be one of the…
DetailsWhat kind of tastes do Speyside whiskies have?
They can be very different from the other regions’ whiskies.
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