Highland Park
12 Year
Highland Park comes from a land full of mystery and rich in anecdote.
It speaks volumes about Highland Park that a renowned whisky expert once famously wrote ‘if single-malt Scotch whiskies were movies, Highland Park would be Gone with the Wind.’
Voted one of the 20th Century’s best-loved movies, Gone with the Wind continues to delight 60 years after its release. The same can be said of Highland Park single malt Scotch whisky.
Established in 1798 on Orkney, Highland Park is the most northerly Scotch whisky distillery in the world. With its windswept moors, craggy outcrops and ancient religious sites, Orkney is a land full of mystery and rich in anecdote. This, combined with the wind, rain, lightening, freezing ice, crushing waves and hail provide the perfect setting for the home of one of the world’s best malt whiskies.
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Highland Park
Whisky making at Highland Park is a way of life. Many of the distillery workers have been there for over twenty years and indeed many follow in the footsteps of their fathers and grandfathers before them. And all adhere to traditional methods of distilling that go way back - for at Highland Park, unlike many a distillery these days, no corners are cut.
Highland Park Single Malt Scotch 10 Year Murray McDavid Bottling Highland Park continues to malt its own barley using the traditional floor malting method and to kiln dry the 'green' malt using peat cut from its own moorlands. That's why, at Highland Park, you can still see and smell smoke wafting from its pagoda-style chimneys.
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Highland Park Single Malt Scotch 10 Year Murray McDavid Bottling Highland Park continues to malt its own barley using the traditional floor malting method and to kiln dry the 'green' malt using peat cut from its own moorlands. That's why, at Highland Park, you can still see and smell smoke wafting from its pagoda-style chimneys.
