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EPISODE · Mar 27, 2025 · 1H 25M

Whisky Stories Grand Tour Dornoch Episode 1 - The Thompson Brothers

from Whisky Stories Podcast · host Graeme Kilgour

We hit the road for a true Highland whisky adventure as the Whisky Stories Grand Tour to Dornoch begins!Leaving Edinburgh bright and early at 7am, we jumped in the Whisky Wagon and headed north. After a quick stop at Tomatin Distillery (more on that in a future episode!), we made our way to Dornoch to meet the brilliant Phill and Simon Thompson—aka the Thompson Bros.Phill and Simon welcomed us with open arms for the weekend and gave us the full story behind their incredible journey—from bottling 1930s-era whisky on their parents’ kitchen table, to launching their own line of independent bottlings, building the tiny but mighty Dornoch Distillery, and now planning their bold next step: the brand-new Struie Distillery.We stayed at the beautiful Dornoch Castle, enjoyed a cracking evening in the cellar with the lads, and were treated to some amazing whiskies and proper Highland hospitality.This is just Episode 1 of our Dornoch adventure—stay tuned for Part 2 next week, and trust us, you won't want to miss it.Enjoy! 🥃🏰🔥 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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