Speyside's malt whisky trail winds informally through the barley fields, villages, castles and -- of course -- whisky distilleries clustered loosely around the Spey River.

The Malt Whisky Trail has more to it than just some of Speyside’s distilleries, but they’re a good place to start, finds Rosalind Erskine.

What’s it like to experience Scotland’s famous whisky trail? In this video, we tour distilleries like Glenfiddich and Balvenie, try a £700 whisky, and soak up the beauty of Speyside. With ...

Speyside's Long Distance Route: Walking the whisky trail Speyside's Long Distance Route offers wilderness and whisky in good measure, says Bill Llewellyn. By Bill Llewellyn 11 August 2009 • 11:32pm ...

SPEYSIDE, SCOTLAND—Starting your day with a nose and a taste of a dram of whisky is just what you do when you’re in Speyside, Scotland. I’m here to learn about and experience all that the ...

The Speyside now gives it the credibility to launch the brand internationally as a 10-year-old. Only 10,000 nine-litre cases will be sold this year, of which 5000 cases have already been pre-sold ...

There are literally dozens of less known Speyside whisky brands however, some of which represent outstanding Scotch whiskies at exceptional values. ... The best way to understand Speyside and its ...

SINGAPORE — He is an industry legend who has dedicated 54 years of his life to whisky, and he is also the world’s longest-serving malt master. David Stewart, 72, started out as a clerk at ...

IT had established itself as the place for the discerning whisky fan and traveller to visit, but the Malt Whisky Trail had the heart ripped out of it when lockdown was imposed. With people central ...