Taste The Dram Atlas
Explore the World of Whisky
An interactive map of the world’s whisky regions and the distilleries Taste The Dram has visited, reviewed and interviewed, with our original stories on each.
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Whisky regions
Scotland
Scotch whisky is defined by the Scotch Whisky Regulations 2009, which also name its protected regions: Highland, Lowland, Speyside, Campbeltown and Islay.
- Speyside Regulated region
- Highlands Regulated region
- Islay Regulated region
- Lowlands Regulated region
- Campbeltown Regulated region
- Islands Editorial grouping — An informal grouping of the island distilleries other than Islay; under the regulations they are in the Highland region.
Ireland
England
United States
Canada
Japan
Taiwan
From our distillery visits
Distilleries
We asked Martin is this the best job in the world?
Distilleries
Introducing the Release of Glenmorangie 1989
Distilleries
Booker’s Bourbon Honors Kentucky Bourbon Hall-of-Fame Member Kathleen DiBenedetto With First Release in 2018 Batch Collection
Distilleries
Chattanooga Whiskey Batch Release Party
Distilleries
Lyon Distilling – Be A Pioneer In The Whiskey Industry. Here’s What You’ll Need
Distilleries
Starr Rum – From Hollywood Producer to Rum Entrepreneur
Regions marked “Regulated region” are defined in the Scotch Whisky Regulations 2009; “Editorial grouping” is informal. Country outlines: Natural Earth.