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Introducing a new member of the distillery team
Introducing a new member of the distillery team

Donald Livingstone is our newest distiller, having started in The Stills Room in October 2021 after being a tour guide...

Dr Alan Rutherford OBE on Wood : A History of Ageing
Dr Alan Rutherford OBE on Wood : A History of Ageing

A man that needs almost no introduction, but gets one anyway, Dr Alan Rutherford OBE is the former production director...

Dr Mike Billett on Peat: A Distillation
Dr Mike Billett on Peat: A Distillation

Peat Elite member Dr Mike Billett joins us as a guest writer with a muse and subject that you might...

Introducing a new member of the distillery team
Introducing a new member of the distillery team
Donald Livingstone is our newest distiller, having started in The Stills Room in October 2021 after being a tour guide with us for 2 and a half years.
Dr Alan Rutherford OBE on Wood : A History of Ageing
Dr Alan Rutherford OBE on Wood : A History of Ageing
A man that needs almost no introduction, but gets one anyway, Dr Alan Rutherford OBE is the former production director at Diageo with over 50 years of experience in brewing and distilling, a Master of the Quaich and Past President of the Malt Distillers Association. Few other people could provide more insight into any number of Scotch Whisky related topics, and here, Dr Alan joins us to talk about the history of wooden barrels and the ascension of oak.
Dr Mike Billett on Peat: A Distillation
Dr Mike Billett on Peat: A Distillation
Peat Elite member Dr Mike Billett joins us as a guest writer with a muse and subject that you might be familiar with: peat. In a six-part series, Mike will be taking us on a journey into the bogs, looking at the history of peat, its indelible link with Scotch Whisky, and deeper still into the world of phenols. Our journey will veer into the 1970s at a time of great experimentation, with a stopover in Skye, before setting off into the future to see how the use of peat will evolve into the rest of the 21st century.