The white buildings of Dalwhinnie distillery are seen from a distance. In front of the buildings are dark green fields and trees. Behind the distillery are brown and green hills.

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Dalwhinnie is both the highest and coldest working distillery in Scotland. Perched 1,164ft (355m) above sea level and framed by the stunning landscape of the Cairngorms National Park, it’s been crafting sophisticated Highland single malt Scotch since 1897. 

Dalwhinnie is characterised by its fresh, elegant style. Its flavour profile is eclectic, with hints of honey, heather, and grape while its finish is dry with defined hints of vanilla throughout.  

A bottle of Dalwhinnie whisky lies label-up on a wooden surface. Surrounding the bottle are assorted rocks glasses and an inkpot and quill

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Nestled between the rolling Lowlands and the rugged Speyside, Dalwhinnie boasts one of the most beautiful sites of any Scottish distillery. Visitors who make the climb are rewarded with guided tours and tasting sessions (with some including chocolate pairings). 

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Exterior of Dalwhinnie Distillery with its iconic white-washed stone buildings, traditional pagoda chimney and wooden washbacks visible under a dramatic Scottish sky

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