Lowlands

Lowlands are the southern part of Scotland, separated from the Highlands by the Highland Boundary Fault, a geological fracture splitting Scotland in two. At the end of 19^th century, each village had its own distillery for local consumption. In 1974, only 12 remained and today we count only 3. Lighter and non peated, Lowlands whiskies are softer, fruitier and drier than those produced in the Highlands.