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What's your favourite Scotch whisky?
Whisky is wonderful stuff but it's well worth diving deeper and visiting a distillery in person - as well as trying a dram (or two...) you can see how they craft their unique single malts and whisky blends, and often learn a secret or two about their methods.
Scotland's lucky enough to have five whisky regions which are all really diverse - meaning no two whiskies taste the same!
What distilleries would you recommend are worth a visit?

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The Isle of Arran Distillery has to be one of the prettiest distilleries in Scotland, and is still relatively new and small scale. The distillery tour is delivered by friendly, knowledgeable staff and uses fantastic video footage to educate visitors about the process. The Arran 14 is my favourite, and those with a sweet tooth will enjoy the Arran Gold Cream Liqueur.
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Recently I was given a bottle of Glendronach 18yo Allardice and by coincidence I opened it last night and it is simply amazing!
I always think that if you imagine a whisky flavour then anything by Highland Park is simply the way it should taste. If you want the peat then Caol Ila is always a go to drink. Quality no matter the style but for a no age statement whisky then their Moch is a lovely drop!
Really nice setting and worth a visit. I didn't have time to do the tour but the cafe/restaurant is very nice.
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I've grown up drinking Bourbon (Kentucky Whiskey) and am so excited to branch out a bit!
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