Get the audiobook of "Raw Spirit" by Ian Banks out and listen to it as you go
Seriously though, you might want to have a look at the paper copy, as there will probably be a very thorough list of the distilleries in there as well.
Sounds just the thing.
Ordered from Play.com
Found a few interesting website listing names but not addresses
After reading the book I sourced a bottle of "Penfolds Grange" 97 I think, been told to leave it for another 10 years or soAlthough I hope I never develop his palate for food or drink - he has expensive tastes
Where can I get a list of addresses for every Scottish Distillery?
I have pinched an idea from a pal of mine and want to visit as many as I can next year by bike and snap a pic as an excuse to ride my bike a little more
Stumpy
:After reading the book I sourced a bottle of "Penfolds Grange" 97 I think, been told to leave it for another 10 years or so
Had a look here: http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1496239&postcount=285
Try the website of the Scotch Whisky Association first. Most distilleries are members but there are a few notable exceptions like Bruichladdich etc.
Raw spirit is a good read. Though I preferred Tom Morton's Spirit of Adventure.
Also worth a visit is www.scotchwhisky.net.
Other books worth obtaining include:
Malt Whisky Yearbook 2009 Also has good distillery / brand info
The Scottish Whisky Distilleries The 'anoraks' bible on whisky!!
You'll need a long holiday though!
Kai
