Inspired by a photo taken by The Rare Malt Whiskey Company @theraremaltwhiskycompany at Caol Ila Distillery @caolila
Caol Ila is means "Sound of Islay" in reference to the distillery's location overlooking the strait between Islay and Jura, seated on the coast of Port Askaig, looking at the famous 'Paps of Jura'.
Inspired by a photo by @duke_hammersmith_iii at Caol Ila Warehouse
Caol Ila means "Sound of Islay" in reference to the location of the distillery overlooking the strait between Islay and Jura, located on the coast of Port Askaig.
It was founded in 1846 but it has changed a lot throughout its history.
Now the largest distillery on the island, Caol Ila spirit is a key component of Diageo blended whiskeys.
Inspired by a photo by @bunnahabhain Stillman Robin
Being the most remote distillery on Islay, the journey to see it is not the easiest, but when you see the sights and hear the sound of the waves hitting the bay, while you taste one of the Bunnahabhain whiskeys, it is definitely a trip worth the effort. worth doing.
Inspired by a photo from Wolfburn Distillery
The calm after the work day envelops the warehouse, letting the spirit rest as it becomes the water of life.
Wolfburn is the northernmost whiskey distillery in mainland Scotland, and their master craftsmen make their whiskey the same way they always have - by hand, using only the best ingredients and in no rush.
Inspired by a photo by @ardnahoedistillery in Ardnahoe, Islay, Scotland.
Thanks to John Robertson for his support and words of encouragement to keep exploring this amazing world of whiskey makers!
Located next to Loch Ardnahoe, Islay's 9th Distillery began its first distillation in October 2018, as the realization of a dream for a whiskey family, Stewart Laing and their sons Andrew and Scott.
This is an exceptional view of the still room of the Ardnahoe Distillery, the place where the magic of the processes culminates with the birth of the new spirit.
