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Highland Malt
Highland Malts
The Highland region is geographically the largest Scotch Whisky producing region. The rugged landscape and changeable climate, and in some cases, coastal locations, are reflected in the character of its whiskies, which embrace wide variations.
- Aberfeldy
- Ardmore
- Isle of Arran (non-member)
- Balblair
- Ben Nevis
- Blair Athol
- Clynelish
- Dalmore (non-member)
- Dalwhinnie
- Deanston
- Edradour (non-member)
- Fettercairn (non-member)
- Glencadam (non-member)
- Glendronach, The (non-member)
- Glen Garioch
- Glenglassaugh
- Glengoyne
- Glenmorangie
- Glen Ord
- Glenturret
- Highland Park
- Isle of Jura (non-member)
- Knockdhu
- Loch Lomond (non-member)
- Macduff
- Oban
- Pulteney
- Royal Brackla
- Royal Lochnagar
- Scapa
- Talisker
- Teaninich
- Tobermory
- Tomatin
- Tullibardine (non-member)