Scotland: Single malt whisky through the producing distilleries: history, making and tasting
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Distilleries by area

Central Highlands

Map Central Highlands

The County of Perth, between the Lowlands and the Higlands is famous for its hilly landscapes.
About one hundred distilleries were settled in the area during the 19th century, and just a few of them survived, and some others were build during the 20th century. The area is wider than just the Perth county, as Dalwinnie, in the South of Inverness county is also included in that area.

For a quick description and a map of the producing areas, please click on the map on the left.

For detailed information about a distillery, you can:
- click on a distillery on the map below (just moving the mouse above a still or a pagoda roof will display the name of the distillery)
- click on the name or the picture of the distillery in the table under the map.



 

Map Central Highlands North of Scotland Cameronbridge Deanston Tullibardine Aberfeldy Blair Athol Edradour
Distillery Creation date Place Status Owner Photo
Aberfeldy
 1896
 Aberfeldy Active John Dewar's and sons (Bacardi Ltd)
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Blair Athol 1798
 		Pitlochry Active United Distillers & Vintners (Diageo) Ltd
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Dalwhinnie
 1897
 Dalwhinnie Active United Distillers & Vintners (Diageo) Ltd
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Deanston 1965
 Deanston Active Burn Stewart Group
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Edradour
 1837
 Pitlochry Active Signatory
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Glenturret 1775
 The Hosh, Crieff Active The Edrington group
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Tullibardine 1949
 Blackford Active Tullibardine Ltd
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