Edradour
Scotland's Smallest Traditional Distillery
Edradour was founded by local farmers as a cooperative distillery in 1825, near Pitlochry in Perthshire. Its small scale made it an unlikely survivor through the industry's many crises.
In 2002, independent bottler Signatory Vintage acquired the distillery, investing in modernisation while preserving the artisanal character. The introduction of heavily peated 'Ballechin' expressions added a new dimension to the portfolio.
The Story
Founded 1825
The Edradour Style
Rich, full-bodied Highland malt with a creamy texture unusual for its size. Sherry cask maturation adds dried fruit and spice. The Ballechin range offers a heavily peated alternative.
Signature Notes
Edradour 10 Year Old
Handmade Highland malt — creamy, rich, and characterful. A taste of how whisky used to be made.
Whiskies from Edradour
2 expressions in our collection · Average rating: 4.1
Visiting Edradour
One of Scotland's most visited distilleries — the tiny, picturesque setting near Pitlochry makes it irresistible for tourists.
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