Distilleries
Rosebank
Published 13/08/2025
Rosebank is one of the most legendary closed distilleries in Scotland. The Lowland distillery is now only available in rare collectibles. “Its whisky, at its peak (not too woody!) Is as floral as the name. It was one of the finest malts produced in the Lowlands, according to the tradition of the region, by triple distillation. A grievous loss! - Michael Jackson In 2017, Ian Macleod, who also own the Glengoyne and Tamdhu distilleries, acquired the rights to Rosebank.
Roseisle
Published 13/08/2025
Diagio’s Deathstar distillery! On 11 October 2010, Diageo opened the doors of its new £40 million Roseisle distillery for the first time. As Scotland’s first new major whisky distillery for 30 years, an almost carbon neutral behemoth with features such as a £14m biomass plant, and closed loop condensers to reduce water waste Roseisle is a blueprint for the distilleries of the future, alas it’s also been greeted with more than a little concern.
Royal Brackla
Published 13/08/2025
Feel a touch of nobility and luxury in this magnificent Royal Lochnagar Distillery, which is one of the royal suppliers to the court . It is located near Balmoral Castle, the summer residence of the British Queen. Taste the fine wine from the Speyside region in a stylish ambience.
Royal Lochnagar
Published 13/08/2025
The Royal Lochnagar Distillery is located in the Eastern Highlands, on the valley of the Dee and river of the same name. The distillery is named after the nearby Lochnagar mountain. The Royal Lochnagar is now part of Diageo and is marketed as part of the Classic Malts series. House Style The distillery is named after the nearby Lochnagar mountain. The Royal Lochnagar is now part of Diageo and is marketed as part of the Classic Malts series.
Royal Oak
Published 13/08/2025
Royal Oak distillery began its life as Walsh whisky distillery in 2013 with Italian drinks company Illva Saronno making a major investment to help fund the €25 million ($34.1 million USD) construction of the Walsh Whiskey Company’s distillery near Carlow, Ireland. Walsh whisky distillery was renamed Royal Oak distillery in 2019 when Illva Saronno took full ownership of the distillery. The previous brands of the Walsh family: Writers Tears and The Irishman Whiskey are still being produced in Midleton.