Scottish Whisky Links

Whisky Web. A comprehensive site giving a History of whisky and help in Enjoying Whisky (as if any help is needed - but the finer points are explained). There is also an extensive list of distilleries and malt whiskies.

Whisky.com. This is a very large site dedicated to all aspects of whisky - how it's produced, history, distilleries and brands, stockists and distributors. There is also a whisky store and books about whisky plus a whisky events calendar.

The Ultimate Whisky Index. Presented by the "Alternative Whisky Academy" in Denmark, there is a whisky lexicon, whisky encyclopedia, and an index of different whisky brands, with whisky pictures, whisky test notes and whisky information.

The Whisky Trail. Many of Scotland's distilleries were established on Speyside, among the northern foothills of the Grampian mountains. Seven of these distilleries and one cooperage (making the barrels for the whisky) have come together under the banner of 'The Malt Whisky Trail' to offer visitors to the area the opportunity to experience first-hand the history and the process behind the production of one of the world's greatest drinks. All the distilleries listed are open to the public and there are details of each distillery.

The Scotch Malt Whisky Society is a private membership club dedicated to the discerning appreciation and consumption of the most rare and unique of single malt whiskies; unfiltered, single cask, single malt Scotch whisky. Swiss Branch of the Society. Italian Branch.

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Whisky from Scotland and Ireland.

Caledonian Brewery. With all the Web pages on whisky it is easy to forget that there is a large brewing industry in Scotland too. Caledonian Brewery provides a history of the company, its brands of beer, a list of pubs where it is on sale.

Heather Ale. It is claimed that heather ale has been produced since 2000 BC. The Web site gives some of this history and a list of suppliers - and how to brew it yourself.

Irn Bru. Scotland's "other national drink" making a change from all those whisky pages. The official Barrs Irn Bru site includes lots of technology from animated GIF's to Shockwave and plug-ins (if you have the plug-ins).

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