"Each Speyside Whisky Tells a Unique Tale of History"
The misty, undulating hills of Speyside, in north-east Scotland, are home to the world's finest single malts. With over 50 distilleries - over half of Scotland's distilleries are here - it is the worlds single-largest concentration of malt whisky producers

- Oct 29, 2020,
- Updated Oct 31, 2020 4:42 PM IST
The romantic notion of the Highlander producing whisky on the sly to feed his family became a thing of the past as whisky producing became mainstream, but the region still has a few old distilleries that have kept their secrets. It's remarkable then that Chivas Brothers this year released Secret Speyside, the single malt set for aficionados, from four of Speyside's most elusive and secret distilleries - Glen Keith, Caperdonich, Braes of Glenlivet and Longmorn. Priya Kumari Rana speaks to Alan Winchester, Master Distiller, The Glenlivet, Pernod-Ricard-owned Chivas Brothers, about this special collection
The romantic notion of the Highlander producing whisky on the sly to feed his family became a thing of the past as whisky producing became mainstream, but the region still has a few old distilleries that have kept their secrets. It's remarkable then that Chivas Brothers this year released Secret Speyside, the single malt set for aficionados, from four of Speyside's most elusive and secret distilleries - Glen Keith, Caperdonich, Braes of Glenlivet and Longmorn. Priya Kumari Rana speaks to Alan Winchester, Master Distiller, The Glenlivet, Pernod-Ricard-owned Chivas Brothers, about this special collection