Dalwhinnie

Dalwhinnie is the highest distillery in Scotland at 326 meters above sea level, situated at the gateway to the Highlands. Its extreme location creates a slow, gentle maturation that produces a delicate, honeyed malt. Selected as the Highland representative in Diageo's Classic Malts of Scotland.

What is Dalwhinnie distillery?

Dalwhinnie — Scotland's highest distillery at 326m since 1897. Delicate, honeyed Highland malt from the Classic Malts series.

When was Dalwhinnie founded?

Dalwhinnie was founded in 1897.

Where is Dalwhinnie distillery located?

Dalwhinnie is located in Highland, Scotland.

What water source does Dalwhinnie use?

Dalwhinnie uses Sources water from the Allt an Doire Mhuir burn near Drumochter Pass in the Grampian Highlands, at an altitude of 326 meters. The exceptionally soft, snowmelt-fed water — among the purest in Scotland — gives Dalwhinnie its light, heathery, and honeyed Highland style. as its water source.