Years ago, it would have been easy to compile a list of the world’s whisky distilleries. After Scotland, Ireland, the U.S., and Canada, there were only a handful of distilleries scattered around the world.
That’s changed, as dozens of distilleries in “non-traditional” whisky-producing countries are giving us excellent whiskies. These are some of the more well-known “world” distillers and bottlers, and if you know of one that needs to be added to the list, please let us know.
AFRICA
- James Sedgwick Distillery (South Africa)
ASIA-PACIFIC
- Amrut (India)
- Bakery Hill (Australia)
- Hellyers Road (Australia)
- Kavalan/King Car (Taiwan)
- Lark Distillery (Australia)
- Limeburners (Australia)
- Murree Brewing Company (Pakistan)
- Nant (Australia)
- Nikka (Japan)
- Number One Drinks Company (Japan)
- Paul John (India)
- Tasmania Distillery (Australia)
- Timboon (Australia)
- Suntory (Japan)
- United Spirits (India)
EUROPE
- Armorik (France)
- Bertrand (France)
- Braunstein (Denmark)
- Brenne (France)
- Domaine des Hautes Glaces (France)
- English Whisky Company (England)
- G. Rozelieures (France)
- Glann Ar Mor (France)
- Hammer Head (Czech Republic)
- Mackmyra (Sweden)
- Part des Anges (France)
- Penderyn (Wales)
- Slyrs (Germany)
- Smögen (Sweden)
- Stauning (Denmark)
