The Malt Whisky Trail is the ultimate Scotch experience, sitting in the heart of malt whisky country. Be sure to check back on our blog to keep up to date with all the latest news from the Malt Whisky Trail. Read stories from our visitors, enjoy insight from the masters of malt, and find out what is going on in beautiful Moray Speyside.
The Malt Whisky Trail offers a fantastic opportunity to enjoy an active, exciting and fun-filled getaway.
In the Highlands of Scotland, a blackening is a custom usually performed to a bride or groom in the weeks leading up to their wedding. It’s a process of tarring, feathering and, most importantly, good-natured embarrassment.
But at Speyside Cooperage, they perform a slightly different blackening…
Sitting among charming coastal towns, picturesque country villages and beautiful idyllic landscapes, the Malt Whisky Trail is the perfect Valentine’s destination to enjoy with your partner.
The Malt Whisky Trail was named the winner of the Working Together in Tourism award category at the 2017 Highlands & Islands Tourism Awards ceremony at The Drumossie Hotel in Inverness (Friday 3rd November 2017).
This week we had the pleasure of accompanying the editor of National Geographic Traveller on an action packed two-day tour of The Malt Whisky Trail.
The Malt Whisky Trail recently invited some media to come and experience the ultimate Scotch destination.
By Dennis Malcolm, Master Distiller at Glen Grant
Having been born on the Glen Grant grounds, I knew that my future was destined to be linked with the world of whisky.
Did you know that the French drink more whisky than their national drink, cognac? Whisky has quickly overtaken wine and cognac as the country’s most popular drink, with the average person drinking an average of 2.15 litres a year – more than any other country.
By Graeme Cruickshank, Operations Manager discussing Strathisla Distillery
Having grown up living in the Keith area all of my life I have always known about Strathisla and its history.