Speyburn Scotch Whisky

Speyburn Scotch whisky distillery first produced on the 15th December 1897, the diamond jubilee year of Queen Victoria. To make sure that whisky was distilled in the jubilee year, men worked through the night in a heavy snow storm in a still house without windows, managing to bond one single butt.

Often described as the most photographed distillery in Scotland, Speyburn Distillery sits nestling in a valley on the northern edge of Rothes. There is a timeless feel and an air of serenity - the type of place whisky was meant to be made.

Speyburn is the only distillery to use the fresh spring water of the Granty Burn, one of the major tributaries of the River Spey. It is this soft Speyside water that is acknowledged as a distinctive characteristic in the unique flavour and bouquet of this classic single malt.

Speyburn Whisky Tasting Notes

Distillery Style

Nose : Malty and floral, slightly herbal.

Palate : Soft medium bodied. Malty bittersweet contrast, note of honey.

Finish : Long and rounded with a hint of smoke.