What are the brands of whisky?

1, Dalmore

Morgan Stanley Winery is located in Ahrnes, a Scottish Highland region. The Ahrnes River runs through the village where Morgan Stanley Winery is located, and the water used by the winery to brew whisky comes from this river.

Morgan Stanley Winery was founded by Karen Mackenzie, and its most famous single malt whisky is a model of highland single malt whisky, both in taste and flavor.

Legend has it that in A.D. 1263, the ancestors of Crane Mackenzie saved Alexander III trapped under the stag's antlers. To show his gratitude, Alexander III awarded him the honor of wearing a deer's head badge on his coat arm, which read "Save the King".

Later, the Mackenzie family founded Morgan Stanley Winery, and each bottle of whisky was decorated with this noble royal stag badge with twelve forked antlers.

2. McCullough

Mccarron Winery was established in 1824. It was one of the earliest Scottish wineries with legal license at that time, and it still maintains a family-style business model. Macaron was acquired by Highland Winery on 1996, and the acquired Macaron still maintained its original style.

High-quality oak barrels ensure the quality of whisky. All whiskies brewed in mccarron are aged in sherry oak barrels, and most of the oak comes from the remote northern Spanish province of Cadiz. These high-quality oak barrels are aged after sherry, so they also bring more subtle and rich flavor to mccarron whisky.

3. Cisco Dali

Darius winery is located in Skye Island, a highland production area. It was built by 1830 McGill brothers near Habai Bay. The winery was rebuilt on 1960 due to fire, 1972 was changed to steam heating, and 1997 began to update brewing equipment such as copper saccharin cans.