The agency stated guests are “invited to embark on a journey of discovery into the world of whisky making”, exploring the famend double ageing strategy of Dewar’s Blended Scotch and the historical past of Aberfeldy Single Malt Scotch whisky.
The new experience is situated within the unique 1898 warehouse buildings at this historic Charles Doig-designed distillery within the coronary heart of the Perthshire Highlands.
The addition to the distillery represents a big funding to raise its visitor experience by taking visitors on a new Warehouse Experience tour.
After a tour of the on-site archive museum and manufacturing phases, the Warehouse Experience begins within the Old Filling Store with the Aberfeldy Single Malt casking and maturation story.
From there, visitors enter the Blenders Bothy to know the 4 stage ageing strategy of the Dewar’s Double Double vary. Here visitors are capable of meet an avatar of six-time International Whisky Competition Master Blender of the Year, Stephanie Macleod, utilizing the newest projection know-how.
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Stephanie Macleod, Dewar’ grasp blender and malt grasp, stated: “Dewar’s Aberfeldy Distillery stands as a testomony to the Dewar household’s wealthy legacy in whisky making.
“Its location, blessed by the pure waters of the Pitilie Burn, not solely supplies a pristine water supply for our Aberfeldy Distillery but in addition connects us to the timeless traditions and craftsmanship of our forebears. With visitors now capable of go to our iconic warehouses, in-built 1898, they may now achieve a deeper understanding of the ultimate steps that our new-make spirit takes to turn out to be the premium, high quality whiskies that go on to be loved around the globe.”
The city of Aberfeldy is described because the non secular dwelling of the Dewar’s model, with Dewar’s Aberfeldy Distillery being the one distillery constructed by the Dewar brothers and the location of manufacturing for Aberfeldy Highland Scotch Malt whisky for over 125 years.