Distilleries
Belgrove
Published 15/08/2025
Belgrove distillery is a rye focused farm based artisan distillery in Australia. Founded in 2015 on the island state of Tasmania by Peter Bignell. Belgrove is the only distillery in Australia selling paddock to bottle rye whisky. As a small farm distillery Belgrove is growing rye on site. How is Belgrave whisky Produced? stainless steel mash tun with a Capacity of 1,000 Liters The also 1,000 Liter fermentation tank from Waldner im Allgäu (BRD) is a converted cooling container for Milk.
Ben Nevis
Published 15/08/2025
The Ben Nevis distillery has been producing excellent malt whisky at the foot of the mountain of the same name since 1825. Ben Nevis whiskies are something of an insider tip, very balanced and fruity, their malts have a tendency to be very dry and rather oily. The current distillery buildings were once, a little unkindly, described as resembling ‘a fading Siberian tractor collective’ by Charles Maclean. The visitor center ‘The Dew of Ben Nevis’ was opened in 1991, located in an old warehouse from 1862 in which the former bottling plant was located.
Benrinnes
Published 15/08/2025
Benrinnes is an aromatic Speyside Whisky, from which there is little standard bottling. If you are looking for a light and inexpensive whisky to get to know the distillery, we recommend the Stronachie 10 years. The whisky is produced in the Benrinnes distillery despite the other name. Benrinnes Whisky At the foot of Ben Rinnes mountain, you will find the distillery of the same name. House style How does Benrinnes single malt taste?
Benromach
Published 15/08/2025
Benromach is for the Scottish Speyside-region a rather uncommon distillery. In the most positive sense! Her growing and slightly smoky ground character has earned the distillery a loyal fan community and a high reputation in professional circles. Grab the Benromach 10 years to get to know the distillery, or enjoy one of the best single malts in the region with the Benromach 15 years! Benromach Whisky Benromach is a whisky distillery in Scotland of outstanding quality.
Bowmore
Published 15/08/2025
Bowmore is sometimes known as the “gentleman” of the smoky Islay whiskies, not being as peaty as its neighbors Ardbeg or Laphroaig. Regardless the coastal distillery offers a warm campfire smoke and the skillful use of Spanish sherry barrels, their bourbon based offerings are generailly solid if unexceptional in the main. Bowmore Whisky The Bowmore distillery, pronounced “Boumor”, was founded in 1779. The Bowmore Distillery is not only the oldest distillery on their home island of Islay, but also one of the oldest licensed whisky distilleries in Scotland.