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The Malt Whisky Trail is a uniquely immersive whisky experience — but the journey you’ll take along The Trail is about so much more. As you embark along the road through malt whisky country, you’ll encounter a huge variety of sites to see and things to do. You’ll find globally renowned textiles mills, cosy seaside cafes, and world-class ...
The American Whiskey Trail is a tourism initiative brought to you by the Distilled Spirits Council, its member companies, affiliate members and Historic Mount Vernon. The Trail is an educational journey into the cultural heritage and history of spirits in America.
The trail was created in 2004 by the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States. It is not a linear route, but circles through various points of interest such as historic bars, museums, coopers, and still-makers, with whiskey distilleries being the main focus. Key historical sites along the trail
An epic adventure awaits you and your friends on the Tennessee Whiskey Trail. With over thirty possible stops, and criss crossing over 800 miles of beautiful Tennessee landscape, let’s just say that this is an adventure of a lifetime! Taking your sweet time could stretch this trip out to two or even three weeks, so plan accordingly.
The Tennessee Whiskey Trail knits together 25 Tennessee distilleries and gives visitors a taste of the history, tradition and novelty of Tennessee whiskey, as well as experience the rich landscapes.
Scotland's Malt Whisky Trail. The world's only malt whisky trail wends it way through Speyside and includes many of the most iconic names in single malt. At around 70 miles, it's a manageable driving tour, offering mountain landscapes, golf courses by the sea, and views of the River Spey.
25 de jul. de 2019 · The official sites on the Malt Whisky Trail are: 1. Benromach. Where: Forres. What makes it worth visiting: This family-owned distillery is one of the smallest in the region and still makes its whisky the traditional way: entirely by hand. Benromach is a lightly peated whisky, which is unusual for a Speyside!
