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Glenmorangie – From Scotland’s Tallest Stills

The town of Tain is a royal burgh and parish in the County Ross, Scotland. Located on a windswept peninsula in the northeastern part of the famed Highlands, the town is named after the local river that flows into the Dornoch Firth. The scenic background of the firth provides the ideal settings for the Glenmorangie distillery – a handsome series of red sandstone buildings and sprawling surroundings, covering an area of 650 acres.

Of Old-world Charm & Whisky: Balvenie Distillery

An 18th-century mansion by the name of Balvenie New House in the Speyside region of Scotland is home to Balvenie Distillery. William Grant converted the abandoned structure into a distillery in 1892. The word ‘Balvenie’ translates into the ‘village of luck’. With the commencement of its production of single malt Scotch, luck did turn ‘the William Grant Way’.

International Bacon Day: Whiskies to Wash It Down

Okay, let’s admit it. Bacon is true love. So, when we found out about International Bacon Day, we were delighted, to say the least. We feel this was long due. The amount of heartaches we have gotten over would have been impossible without bacon. People disappoint, but can bacon ever?