HeyJaredDistilleryTours
DistilleryTours.scot speaks to the distillery managers, production and visitor centre teams to hear what makes them love their jobs, and their whisky, more than ever.
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Episode 56: Glenfiddich Podcast (opens the original)
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In this episode we head to Speyside to speak with Tino Took - VIP and Guide Team Leader at Glenfiddich Distillery about starting out in a whisky bar in Iceland to becoming part of one of Scotland’s best known distilling families. Tino shares his journey into whisky and reveals the history, traditions and craftsmanship behind Glenfiddich. David also chats to Tino about the distillery’s famous triangular bottle, its pioneering approach to global markets, the importance is long-term family ownershi
Episode 55: Dalmore Distillery (opens the original)
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In this month’s DistilleryTours.scot podcast, David visits the newly refurbished Dalmore Distillery to meet Ludo Ducrocq, Head of Brand Homes and Head of Ambassadors at Whyte & Mackay. Ludo shares the fascinating story of how a summer job at a distillery sparked a career in whisky, before taking David through Dalmore’s rich history, its distinctive approach to whisky-making and the thinking behind its newly reimagined visitor experience. There’s also a look at Dalmore’s famous multi-cask maturat
Episode 54: Glencadam Distillery (opens the original)
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In this episode of the distillerytours.scot podcast, we visit Glencadam Distillery to speak with Master Blender Iain Forteath. Iain shares his journey from wine and retail into whisky, and explains how Glencadam’s bright, fruity and characteristically creamy spirit has evolved from a historic blending malt into a celebrated single malt in its own right. We explore the distillery’s 200-year history and traditional hands-on production as well as Glencadam’s core range - from the approachable 10 Ye
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