Distilleries
Whatever the question – Alcohol is the Answer
Scotland is a perfect place for anyone to take a short break. Desert has a quality that comes with its vast beaches, cliff scenery and fresh, clean air, but is balanced with a vibrant nightlife, friendly people and traditional fishing villages that gives this picturesque home environment. Moreover, Scotland has the freshest food served in the finest restaurants, has golf courses and a superb selection of thirteen castles and striking.
However, there may be better reasons to visit Scotland for whiskey. famous for its single malts, pure malt whiskey and complex mixtures World, this area is rich not only with the most scenic in the country and the imposing granite buildings built in local stone, but an alcoholic beverage to beat all others.
If you want to take the famous Whisky Trail, then start by choosing a car rental hire from airport Aberdeen. You will need a vehicle for this trip but remember to go easy on the samples. It is best to take home the results of the Whisky Trail and take the time to test and savor each and every one of them in their own time.
So, you have your rental car from Aberdeen Airport and now has to north Keith in his first stop will Strathisla distillery. This is where you can take a tour and take home his twelve year old bottle of Chivas Regal. The samples will be tempting so if you think it will not be able to resist, have over the woman. Secretly book her as the driver with the company that deals with car rentals from Aberdeen airport, I swear I thought you were the driver's name and be free to sample distance.
Keith, director of Northwest Elgin, in the Glen Moray distillery on the River Lossie. This is possibly a place where you would like to stay for a day or two, book a room and enjoy the scene of one of the most beautiful areas of Scotland, if you can still see after a few drams of the best in Scotland.
West along the coast daily Next, you have a choice of two distilleries: Scotland's smallest Benromach was founded in 1898 and Dallas Dhu, which was the last distillery to be built in the nineteenth century. So, why do you want to visit them all? A distillery is much like any other? Apparently not. Everyone has their own recipes and processes, the production of unique blends, strengths and flavors.
Once you have recovered from this, go to the South East to the Rothes Glen Grant Distillery and then is only a short trip to the Speyside Cooperage at Craigellachie. Cardhu Distillery at Knockando (the only distillery pioneered by a woman) and distillery Glenlivet is also worth a visit while in the region.
Northeast of here will take you to your destination Homer Simpson dream of Dufftown where the world famous Glenfiddich Distillery Malt Whisky is best served at the premises to collect the memories ready for the long winters at home when you need to keep warm. A short drive and you are back to deliver your car hire vehicle at Aberdeen airport and you're on your way home.
About the Author
Travel expert Catherine Harvey looks at the best reason to use car hire from Aberdeen Airport while partaking of the whiskey trail.
Distilleries Pt. 1