Built in 1881 by the Greenlees brothers, Bunnahabhain distillery is the biggest distillery in Islay and is now part of Burnt Stewart Distillers. Bunnahabhain is used in the Black Bottle brand.
Founded in 1846 by Hector Henderson, Caol Ila is located in Islay and is the biggest whisky producer of Islay. A big part of production of Caol Ila is used in Johnnie Walker blends.
Built in 1968 to replace the old Clynelish, also known as Brora, it used exact replica of the stills found at Brora, yet, the whisky tastes slightly different.
Cragganmore Distillery, on the banks of the river Spey, is home to one of the most complex and characterful malt whiskies of the revered Speyside region.
Founded in 1824 at the heart of the Speyside, The Macallan is one of the most aristocratic and luxury single malts of Scotland. Their sherried whiskies established benchmarks that other had to aspire to.