A small, hand-built, artisan distillery nestled amongst the foothills of the beautiful Cairngorm Mountains, still hand distilling in time-honoured traditions and widely acknowledged to be amongst the prettiest of all Scotland’s distilleries

Originally a barley mill and croft dating back to the 1700’s, it closed in 1965 and over the next 25 years it was slowly and lovingly converted into a single malt distillery by a stone mason – Alex Fairlie – and started producing spirit in December 1990.

The distillery draws it’s water from the Spey River tributary -The River Tromie – whose waters are diverted into the old mill lade which originally powered the waterwheel for the old mill.

A bourbon cask aged single malt from the Speyside distillery which is, confusingly, outwith the defined Speyside whisky region. Named Trutina after the Latin for “balanced and pure.”