Speyside Single Malts
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Speyside Single Malts are single malt Scotch whiskies distilled in Strathspey, the area around the River Spey in Moray and Badenoch and Strathspey, in northeastern Scotland.
Strathspey has the most distilleries of any of the whisky producing areas of Scotland. Listed below are known Speyside single malts. Speyside Malts are considered to be the smoothest in taste. An Old wives' tale surrounds these whiskies, intimating the water in the highlands runs through the heather, giving Speyside whiskies a smoother taste typically, than other Scottish Malts.
- Ardmore Single Malt
- Aultmore Single Malt
- Aberlour Single Malt
- Balmenach Single Malt
- Balvenie
- Benriach Single Malt
- Benromach Single Malt
- Cardhu Single Malt
- Cragganmore
- Dailuaine
- Dallas Dhu Single Malt
- Dufftown Single Malt
- Glendronach Single Malt
- Glendullan Single Malt
- Glenfarclas Single Malt
- Glenfiddich
- Glen Grant
- Glen Keith Single Malt
- The Glenlivet
- Glenrothes Single Malt
- Glentauchers Single Malt
- Glen Moray Single Malt
- Imperial Single Malt
- Linkwood Single Malt
- The Macallan
- Mortlach Single Malt
- Speyburn Single Malt
- The Speyside
- Strathisla Single Malt
- Tamnavulin Glenlivet Single Malt
- Tomintoul Single Malt
- Tormore Single Malt
[edit] See also
- Highland Single Malts
- Islay Single Malts
- Island Single Malts
- Lowland Single Malts
- Campbeltown Single Malts
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