Highland Whisky

The Highlands are Scotland's largest whisky region, running from the shores of Loch Lomond to the far north coast. With that much ground there's no single house style. You'll find rich, sherried malts from Dalmore and GlenDronach, honeyed and fruity whisky from Aberfeldy and Tomatin, elegant drams from Deanston and Fettercairn, and characterful single casks from Ben Nevis.

Looking for something nearby? Try Speyside, the Island whiskies or the peated malts of Islay. You can also browse all single malt whisky, our sherry cask range or rare and collectable bottles.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Highland whisky taste like?

It depends on where the distillery sits. Northern coastal malts tend to be waxy with a hint of salt, eastern Highland whisky is often fruity and malty, southern Highland malts are lighter and more floral, and a few western distilleries use some peat.

Is Speyside part of the Highlands?

Geographically, yes. Speyside sits inside the Highlands, but because it has so many distilleries it has been recognised as its own Scotch whisky region since 2009.

Which Highland whisky makes a good gift?

Dalmore, with its silver stag on the bottle, is a reliable choice for anyone who likes rich, sherried whisky. For a collector, a single cask such as a Ben Nevis bottling is rarer and more personal.

Do you offer trade pricing on Highland whisky?

Yes. Bars, restaurants, hotels and retailers can ask for trade pricing on any bottle in this collection.