Whiskies of Scotland offers not just the chance to learn more about the distilleries and the whiskies made there but also why these drams can be so different. This could be location, production ingredients, or water, all of these will influence the end product. The first releases include a 20yo Bunnahabhain, the favourite distilleries of many of the locals on Islay, the Ileachs. From there we travel northeast to Speyside, firstly to Glenrothes which for many years was a very important part of many great blended whiskies, and finally to the town of Elgin and Glen Moray built on the site of an old brewery. As time goes on we will introduce more expressions to the range from all across Scotland.