Torabhaig Allt Cnoc Na Moine Australia Amrut then transferred the whisky

Amrut then transferred the whisky back into ex-bourbon casks for another round of aging

to create a blend that is true to the Johnnie Walker style of bold flavour and distinctive smokiness

on the banks of the river Spey

At Dràm Mòr

Torabhaig Allt Cnoc Na Moine Australia Amrut then transferred the whiskyTorabhaig became the second distillery on the Isle of Skye and the first to be granted a license to distil since Talisker in 1830. The distillery is located near the town of Teangue. Some of the outbuildings were built using stone from Caisteal Chamois (also known as Knock or Cnoc Castle), which dates back to 1630 and is associated with Clan MacDonald. Cnoc Na Mine, the third chapter in the Torabhaig Legacy Series, showcases our signature heavily