Where to enjoy a good dram in Mallorca

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10 Reasons Why You Should Visit a Distillery

thewhiskylady - 2015-07-15

1. Because an increasing number of distilleries are opening their doors to the public in every corner of the planet. So whether you’re touring New Zealand or sunbathing in Menorca, there will always be a spirit-producing facility to welcome you.

2. Because distilleries reflect a territory, its people, its history & traditions and have proved to be a very unique way to deeply immerse into a country’s cultural heritage.

3. Because distilleries are taking the visitor experience more and more seriously and are therefore designing one-of-a-kind experiences and state-of-the-art visitor centres.

4. Because there’ll always be a formula and/or distillery to perfectly suit your needs, whether you’re a complete beginner or a true whisky/gin/cognac/WhateverSpiritYouLike geek.

5. Because you can even find top-class accommodations and/or tasty restaurants within some distilleries (Old Bushmills Inn, Glenora Inn, Ardbeg, Bowmore cottages, Bistro at The Lakes or even the Australian Nant distillery to name but a few).

6. Because learning new stuff is always a good idea ! Think about this family dinner when you get to impress your snobbish great-uncle John with your spirited knowledge… Priceless !

7. Because there’s always great and/or rare bottles to bring back home, distillery exclusives and many other seriously cool items you’ll be proud to show your friends.

8. Because distilleries are often set within incredibly scenic environments, from rolling hills to riverbanks, and always show high Instagram potential !

9. Because you’ll meet and share stories with the most awesome people you’ll ever come accross.

10. Because your visit will almost always end with a few drinks (make sure you’re not driving…) !

 

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