Highland Park

Highland Park Whisky

Founded in 1798 on the Orkney Island of Mainland, Scotland, Highland Park has a rich history steeped in craft and tradition. This distillery is known for its unique combination of peat smoke and sweet malt, resulting in a distinctive taste that appeals to enthusiasts worldwide.
 

Highland Park Region

Located in the Orkney region, set amidst unspoilt nature and rugged coastlines, Highland Park reflects the rugged terroir of its surroundings. The influence of the salty sea air and local peat contributes to the complexity of their whiskis, giving them an unmistakable Orkney signature.
 

Well-known bottlings Highland Park

Highland Park's most famous bottlings include the 12-year-old Viking Honor and the 18-year-old Viking Pride. Both expressions embody the distillery's core values and showcase the craftsmanship that has been passed down through generations.
 

How big is Highland Park?

With a production of approximately 2.5 million liters per year, Highland Park is one of the medium-sized distilleries. This allows them to maintain both quality and diversity in their range, whilst still staying true to their heritage.
 

Features ​​​​​​​Highland Park

Characteristic of Highland Park is the use of sherry casks for maturation, resulting in a perfectly balanced taste of fruitiness, spices and smoky notes. The distillery remains an icon in the Scotch whisky world, with a legacy that lives on in every sip of their carefully crafted whiskis.

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