Register of Sources
A classified register of the distilleries from which our specimens are drawn—each a unique expression of Scotland’s geography, climate, and centuries of craft.
Orkney • Islands
Established: 1798 | Character: Maritime Smoke
The northernmost distillery in Scotland. Renowned for its heathery peat, floor malting traditions, and a singular balance of smoke and sweetness shaped by the wild Orcadian winds.
View Specimen Record →Islay
Established: 1881 | Character: Coastal Elegance
Islay’s gentle rebel. Drawing from the Margadale spring at the Sound of Islay, Bunnahabhain produces an unpeated malt of remarkable maritime delicacy and nutty sweetness.
View Specimen Record →Highland
Established: 1833 | Character: Orchard Sweetness
Straddling the Highland Line, using only air-dried barley and Scotland’s slowest distillation. The result: an exceptionally pure, fruit-forward spirit of remarkable smoothness.
View Specimen Record →Campbeltown
Established: 1832 | Character: Briny Complexity
One of only three surviving Campbeltown distilleries—once the whisky capital of the world. A maritime spirit with a distinctive salty tang, oily texture, and surprising depth.
View Specimen Record →Highland • Eastern
Established: 1825 | Character: Floral Elegance
A hidden gem of the Eastern Highlands. Glencadam’s spirit is remarkably clean and floral, with honeyed sweetness and a waxy texture that rewards careful study.
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