Talisker The distillery is also known for offering tours and visits where visitors can learn more about the history of the distillery and the art of whisky production. It's a great opportunity to experience Scotch whisky culture first-hand and taste some of the delicious drops from the Isle of Skye. Of course, there's also a visitor center where you can buy the good stuff and, if you're lucky, get a taste.
Using Talisker in cooking
Did you know that you can use Talisker whisky in food? In fact, we have created a cookbook called "Mad med promiller" together with cookbook author Jan Ohrt. He has created the recipe: Smoked cod with Talisker whisky , mash, coarse mustard and Brussels sprouts. See the full recipe here or
buy a bottle of Talisker 10 years old and get the book for free (while stocks last)
Visit the Isle of SkyeThe Isle of Skye is known for its stunning and rugged scenery, attracting visitors from all over the world. Here is a description of some of the distinctive features of the rugged nature on the Isle of Skye:
1. Mountains and peaks: The Isle of Skye is characterized by majestic mountains and peaks stretching up to the sky. Some of the most iconic are the Cuillin Mountains, offering challenging hiking and mountaineering for adventurous souls.
2. Steep cliffs and coastlines: The island has dramatic rock formations and steep cliffs that create impressive coastlines. Places like Kilt Rock and The Quiraing are examples of places where the cliffs drop steeply into the sea, providing breathtaking views.
3. Lakes and waterfalls: Skye has beautiful lakes and waterfalls surrounded by wild landscape. Loch Coruisk and Fairy Pools are two popular destinations for those looking to explore the scenic beauty and clear waters.
4. Forests and valleys: Despite its rugged character, Skye also has lush forests and picturesque valleys. Several parts of the island are wooded and offer fantastic walking trails and wildlife watching.
5. Wild beaches: The island has several wonderful beaches with white sand and turquoise waters that contrast with the wild terrain. Coral Beach and Talisker Beach are examples of such beautiful beaches.
6. Changing weather conditions: Skye's rugged nature is also characterized by the Scottish weather, which can change rapidly. Rain and fog can suddenly roll in and the wind strength can vary considerably, adding an extra dimension of unpredictability to the island's landscape.
In summary, the Isle of Skye is known for its impressive and rugged nature, offering an unrivaled opportunity to experience the Scottish Highlands in its most raw and wild form. It's a paradise for nature lovers, walkers and adventurers looking for outstanding natural experiences.
