Los alambiques de Glen Grant

The Glen Grant Stills

The Glen Grant Stills

Los alambiques de Glen Grant
Serie: Distilleries
Technique: Acrylic on canvas
Size: 50 x 60 cm
Year: 2025

Inspired on a photography of Glen Grant Distillery

For over 180 years, The Glen Grant has been creating exceptional and intriguing Speyside Single Malt Scotch whiskies that celebrate the innovation that has defined its enduring legacy.
Blending tradition and innovation to create the evocative character of The Glen Grant, at the heart of the process, tall pot stills and water-cooling purifiers deliver the spirit's distinctive character.

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Otoño en Glen Grant

Autumn in Glen Grant

Autumn in Glen Grant

Otoño en Glen Grant
Serie: Distilleries
Technique: Acrylic on canvas
Size: 40 x 50 cm
Year: 2024

Inspired on a photography of Eugenia Hartigg de Minas Whisky

Many distilleries have gardens, but not many gardens have distilleries.
The Glen Grant distillery is located in the city of Rothes, within the charming Scottish region of Speyside, in what is called the Garden of Splendors.
To discover The Glen Grant is to embark on a journey of flavors, singular, aromatic and evocative, defined by the captivating nature of its history.

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Reflejos de un alambique de Glen Scotia

Reflejos de un alambique de Glen Scotia

Reflejos de un alambique de Glen Scotia

Reflejos de un alambique de Glen Scotia"
Serie: Distilleries
Technique: Acrylic on canvas
Size: 40 x 50 cm
Year: 2024

Inspired on a photography of Glen Scotia Distillery

As far as Scotch distilleries go, the home of Glen Scotia has a story (and a single malt whisky) for everyone. The Glen Scotia scotch whisky distillery in Campbeltown is one with an illustrious past and irresistible present

The Glen Scotia distillery is one of the smallest Scotch whisky distilleries but one of the big names in Campbeltown, the former whisky capital of the world.

The historical distillery still maintains much of its original design dating from the 1830s — including the mash tun, stillroom and dunnage warehouse — so the celebrated heritage and history influence the award winning whisky produced in Glen Scotia.

The last century saw turbulent times for Campbeltown whisky distillers, yet Glen Scotia legacy endures.

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La ventana del espíritu de Caol Ila

The Caol Ila Spirit Window

The Caol Ila Spirit Window

La ventana del espíritu de Caol Ila
Serie: Distilleries
Technique: Acrylic on canvas
Size: 50 x 40 cm
Year: 2024

Inspired on a photography of Caol Ila Distillery posted by Cara Baillie

Caol Ila is derived from the Gaelic Caol Ìle for "Sound of Islay" (literally "Strait of Islay") in reference to the location of the distillery overlooking the strait between Islay and Jura.
The distillery is situated on the north east coast of Islay with magnificent views across the Strait of Islay to the spectacular Paps of Jura.

Caol Ila is one of the lightest Islay whiskeys, pale in color, with peat, floral and spicy notes. In addition to being sold as single malt whiskey, it is widely used (around 95% of its production) in blends such as Johnnie Walker's Black Label (owned by Diageo).

This painting I made of the styles and incredible view of the distilling room is another artistic tribute to the people who make such wonderful whisky.
Sláinte!

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El atardecer y Laphroaig

The Sunset and Laphroaig

The Sunset and Laphroaig

El atardecer y Laphroaig
Serie: Distilleries
Technique: Acrylic on canvas
Size: 40 x 40 cm
Year: 2024

Inspired by a photograph of Laphroaig Distillery

My admiración to those who make amazing things, Even in the most difficult scenaries. My admiración to the whisky industry, and in this case, to Laphroaig, more than a whisky, a good friend.

I think the best way to describe this fascinating whisky is with the words of the distillery: "A remote island. An unpredictable climate. A community that’s learned to thrive here. Every element of Islay is a dear and true friend to our whisky. Sure, we’ve honed a nifty process over the years. But when we think about what makes Laphroaig, it comes down to a stroke of geographic serendipity and a bunch of hard grafters".

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