Dalwhinnie Distillery

Dalwhinnie Distillery is Scotland's highest distillery, located 352 meters above sea level in the scenic Cairngorm National Park.

The name 'Dalwhinnie' is derived from the Gaelic 'Dail Chuinnidh', meaning 'meeting place', alluding to the historical significance of the site as a convergence point for ancient herding routes.

The distillery is renowned for producing a light, fresh and fruity single malt whisky, known as a 'gentle spirit', with notes of heather honey, citrus and vanilla. During the tasting, you can enjoy different varieties of whisky accompanied by handmade chocolates.