Teaninich is a Highland distillery used as a workhorse by Diageo to produce malt for its blends - principally Johnnie Walker, but also Vat 69 and Haig. Built in 1817, Teaninich has been owned by Distiller's Company Litd (DCL, later to become part of Diageo) since the 1930s. Teaninich was expanded in 1970 with the addition of a building housing ... Read More »
A rare Teaninich 17 year old selected by the Diageo distillery managers for staff only. Please note that the bottle numbers have been removed from the labels on some of these bottles.
A 1982 vintage whisky from Teaninich, selected as part of the prestige Directors' Cut range from Douglas Laing. Distilled in December 1982 and bottled almost exactly 30 years in December 2012 after maturing in a refill butt.
The Rare Malts are a now-discontinued series of cask-strength releases designed by Diageo to showcase some of the hidden treasures in their portfolio. This is a masculine, robust malt.
A superpremium Teaninich 1996 bottled at full cask strength, this is part of Diageo's Manager's Choice series of single casks bottled in 2009. 1 bottle per customer.
A special and rare bottling of Teaninich single malt, more usually found these days as part of Johnnie Walker. This was released in 1991 to celebrate the reopening of the distillery, closed since 1985, and a visit from the Highland Regional Council, Ross & Cromarty Distinct council and the Ross & Cromarty Local Enterprise Company.