Serie: Distilleries

Technique: Acrylic on canvas

Size: 50 x 50 cm

Year: 2025

Inspired by a photograph of Rosebank Distillery

A rising giant, a reborn legacy.
After 30 years of silence, production resumed at Rosebank Distillery in the summer of 2023, a milestone to remember.
"The Rosebank Stills" is the first of four paintings I want to create as a tribute to this incredible distillery and all the people involved in the Titanic's effort to bring it back to life.

Serie: Distilleries

Technique: Acrylic on canvas

Size: 50 x 60 cm

Year: 2025

Inspired by a photograph by Christopher Coates @quercus_alba

Glentauchers has six pot stills, and its long fermentation and slow distillation result in a spirit with a floral and fruity flavor.
Almost all of Glentauchers is used in blended whisky.
Bottles of Glentauchers single malt whisky are rare outside of the independent bottler Gordon & McPhail.

Serie: Distilleries

Technique: Acrylic on canvas

Size: 50 x 40 cm

Year: 2025

Inspired on a photography of @alleswhisky.de - The whisky shop

Bowmore's unparalleled legacy, as the first licensed distillery on Islay in 1779, is a testament to a pioneering spirit that has endured for centuries.
A key aspect of Bowmore's appeal is its unwavering dedication to traditional whiskymaking techniques.
Every step is meticulously crafted to uncover the full spectrum of flavors inherent in its world-renowned, premium whisky.

Serie: Distilleries

Technique: Acrylic on canvas

Size: 40 x 50 cm

Year: 2025

Inspired on a photography of Neill Murphy "A Scot on Scotch" about Bunnahabhain

This is the large mill where Bunnahabhain malt is turned into grist.
Porteus was a brand of malt mill that began operating in the 1900s and saw its demise not long after.
It was made from high-quality materials and the parts fitted together beautifully. Their products were so good and lasted so long that they effectively put themselves out of business.
Porteus malt mills never broke and never needed replacing, and as every distillery in Scotland had one, there was no further business.

Serie: Distilleries

Technique: Acrylic on canvas

Size: 40 x 40 cm

Year: 2025

Inspired by a photograph from whisky-me.com

Founded in 1897, Glentauchers was one of the distilleries started by the highly successful blender James Buchanan, with the design overseen by the legendary Charles Doig.
Doig was a true innovator in distillery architecture and was responsible for the attractive pagoda roof (or 'Doig's Vent') seen on most distilleries in Scotland today.
Originally, these roofs were designed to draw air up through the barley bed above the kiln, but since almost all of the in-house malthouses have closed, they are now purely ornamental.