Whisky Wonderland: Exploring Scotland’s National Drink

Whisky, Scotland’s national drink, is renowned around the world for its variety and quality. With over 108 distilleries licensed to produce Scotch whisky, the industry employs more than 10,000 people. From the Highlands to the Lowlands, whisky is an integral part of Scottish culture and heritage.

New Distilleries on the Horizon

A new distillery near the famous Outlander castle is set to bring in more tourists to the village. Pub owners turned distillers are enjoying their new venture, which will give visitors another reason to explore the picturesque village. This new distillery is a welcome addition to Scotland’s thriving whisky industry.

A Tribute to the Midge

Just in time for summer, the renowned Ardnamurchan Distillery in the Highlands has released a new whisky that pays homage to Scotland’s most notorious insect - the midge. This unique whisky is a must-try for any whisky enthusiast.

A Whisky Collection Like No Other

In Edinburgh, a whisky enthusiast has curated an incredible collection of over 3,300 bottles of whisky of all types and rarities over a 35-year period. This impressive collection is a testament to Scotland’s rich whisky heritage.

Whisky Festivals and Tastings

This May, whisky lovers can look forward to a week-long whisky festival on the spectacular Isle of Skye. The festival will feature tastings, food pairings, and even kayaking. For those who can’t make it to Skye, Loch Lomond Springfest is offering a chance to win free whisky or gin tastings and food vouchers.

Whisky barrels stacked high in a Scottish distillery

The Future of Whisky

As Scotland’s whisky industry continues to thrive, it’s clear that the future of whisky is bright. With new distilleries, unique whisky releases, and exciting festivals, there’s never been a better time to explore the world of whisky.

Whisky glasses clinking in a toast to Scotland’s national drink