Scotland is a nation within the United Kingdom, being the northernmost of the nations of Great Britian, along with England and Wales. There is some debate as to whether whisky was invented here or Ireland but there is no doubt who now makes the lions share today. Scotland is one of the most diverse producers of whisky, from gentle and subtle Lowlanders to monstrously dark peat beasts from Islay.

Aberfeldy	Aberlour	Ardbeg	Ardmore	Auchentoshan
Auchroisk	Ballantines	Balvenie	Barton	BenRiach
Black Bottle	Black Prince	Bowman	Bowmore	Brackla
Braeval	Bruichladdich	Buchanan's	Bulloch Lade	Bunnahabhain
Campbeltown Loch	Caol Ila	Cardhu	Chivas	Clan Campbell
Clan MacGregor	Clynelish	Compass Box	Cragganmore	Cu Dhub
Cutty Sark	Dallas Dhu	Dalmore	Dalwhinnie	Deanston
Dewars	Drambuie	Duggan's Dew	Edradour	Famous Grouse
Findlater's	Glen Garioch	Glen Grant	Glen Moray	Glen Ord
Glen Salen	Glen Scotia	Glendullan	Glenfarclas	Glenfiddich
Glengoyne	Glenkinchie	Glenlivet	Glenlossie	Glenmorangie
Glenrothes	Grand Macnish	Highland Park	Hogshead	House of Stuart
Ian Macleod	Imperial	Isle of Arran	Isle of Jura	John Barr
John Mark & Robbo	Johnnie Walker	Justerini and Brooks	King George IV	Lagavulin
Laphroaig	Ledaig	Lismore	Littlemill	Longmorn
Longrow	MacDonalds Glencoe	Macallan	McClelland's	Michael Courvreur
Mortlach	Oban	Old Ballantruan	Old Pulteney	Old Smuggler
Old St Andrews	Passport	Pebble Beach	Pig's Nose	Poit Dhubh
Scapa	Scoresby	Seagram	Sheep Dip	Speyburn
Speyside	Springbank	Strathayr	Strathisla	Stronachie
Talisker	Tamdhu	Teachers	The Dimple	The Talisman
Tobermory	Tomintoul	Tormore	Tullamore Dew	Unknown Distillery
Usher's	Vat 69	White Horse	William Grant's