Scottish Whisky Distilleries Map

Heat from the Highlands mapped out — a charming guide for lovers of Scottish whisky.

Scottish Whisky Distilleries Map is a detailed and user-friendly map that shows more than 150 distilleries, ideal for those who want to explore the taste of Scotland. This map combines clear route calculations with an enlarged inset map of Speyside and clearly marks the main whisky-producing regions. Mood Company's coated paper map carries the signature of Scottish craftsmanship and visually tells why each region has its own character. The Scottish Whisky Distilleries Map serves both as a practical route guide for a whisky tour and as a decorative wall map for home or in a tasting room.

Key specifications

• Product title: Scottish Whisky Distilleries Map
• Number of distilleries: More than 150 listed (with and without visitor facilities)
• Map type: Folded road map with enlarged insert of Speyside
• Scale & distance: Clear road mapping and indicated miles/distances
• Additional content: Index to distilleries and places, foreword by Blair Bowman
• Material: Coated paper for sharp prints and durable use
• Mood Company USP: Designed with Scottish craftsmanship, reflecting local knowledge and storytelling
• Language: English

For whom, when and why

This card is intended for adults who have a passion for whisky, road trips, and heritage — from the curious beginner to the advanced collector.Use the map when planning a weekend in the Highlands, as inspiration for slow living routines around an evening tasting, or as a thoughtful gift for friends who appreciate craftsmanship and history.

The whisky map helps you make choices more easily: do you prefer the brown peat of Islay, fruity Speyside, or the fruity, delicate flavors of the Lowlands? With the regional layout and index, you can quickly find distilleries that match your taste profile. Terms like 'malt' and 'peat' are visually linked to the region, so newcomers can understand the technical terms without complicated explanations.

As an atmospheric object, the map not only shows where distilleries are located but also tells a story about landscape, tradition, and production. The combination of a practical road map and informative layout makes this map popular among travelers, collectors, and anyone who wants to leisurely get lost in Scottish flavor history.