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​Updated 11 October 2025
In its heyday, Campbeltown was considered the whisky capital of the world. Only three active distilleries remain today: Glengyle, Glen Scotia, and Springbank. Nevertheless, these distilleries continue to produce some of the best whiskies in Scotland. A visit to Campbeltown provides a combination of history, scenery, and exceptional single malts.
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Off the west coast of Scotland, near the tip of Northern Ireland, you’ll find the beautiful Isle of Islay; the ancient home of heavily peated whisky.
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First opened in 1883 and originally built for blends, Bunnahabhain distillery is a classic Victorian, with some of the most spectacular views from any distillery.
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Founded officially in 1828 by Archibald Mitchell, Springbank was the 14th licensed distillery in Campbeltown, on the site of Mitchell’s original illicit operations.
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Situated on the southern coast of Islay, Bruichladdich stands out for its commitment to terroir, transparency, and Islay-focussed processes – Bruichladdich is one of few Islay distilleries to mature and bottle all their whisky on the island and they only use 100% Scottish-grown barley. Whether you partake in a detailed distillery tour or a relaxed tasting session, you will leave with a deeper appreciation for the craft of whisky-making and the innovative spirit that defines Bruichladdich.
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