The Distillery
Dailuaine was founded in 1851 by a farmer named William Mackenzie in Scotland's Speyside region. The name Dailuaine means "green valley" in gaelic, a fitting name for the scenic geography of the distillery overlooking the Spey valley.
Single malt bottlings have been increasingly more difficult to obtain under ownership of Diageo. Only a handful of official bottles are released occasionally. In fact, only 2% of distillery production is marketed as single malt. The majority is used for blending in Johnnie Walker.
Those that have the privilege of experiencing Dailuaine in it's single malt form are never disappointed. It's whiskies are very rich and full flavoured with tempting fruity Speyside notes. Each of it's rare releases are enjoyed by both connoisseurs and novices alike.