Whyte & Mackay Celebrates International Success!

Tamnavulin Distillery

Whyte and Mackay’s collection of iconic whiskies, led by The Dalmore, was awarded 24 Gold Medals at the International Spirits Challenge 2022!

The whisky house, led by pioneering Master Whisky Maker Gregg Glass and Master Distiller Richard Paterson OBE, is the largest growing Single Malt brand owner globally, boasting an impressive portfolio that includes Jura and Tamnavulin.

The Dalmore Distillery

Speyside single malt Tamnavulin once again impressed the ISC judges, securing a Gold medal for each of its five entries, including the recently launched Tamnavulin White Wine Cask Edition.

This is the latest addition to its range of double cask matured whiskies, which also includes gold medal recipients Tempranillo Cask Edition and Spanish Grenache Cask Edition. The distillery, which was established as a brand in 2016, continues to perform well and is the fastest growing single malt worldwide.

Hot on its heels is island distillery Jura, the second fastest growing single malt worldwide[3]. Jura was awarded seven medals by the ISC judges, including four Golds: Jura 18 Year Old, Jura 21 Year Old Tide, Jura 21 Year Old Time, Jura Red Wine Cask Finish. This achievement comes only four years since the historic island distillery was relaunched.

Gold medals were also presented to The Woodsman Blended Scotch Whisky and King of Trees 10 Year Old, created by Whyte and Mackay’s Whisky Works development arm by following a rare maturation process using wood from 200 year old Scottish Oak trees.

In addition to the fantastic success our distilleries are seeing around the world, it’s an honour to continue to receive awards and accolades across our portfolio. This is testament to the hard work our entire team shows every day.

We have plenty of exciting whiskies to be revealed later in the year, which we can’t wait to share with the world.
– Gregg Glass: Master Whisky Maker

Jura Distillery