Tweeddale

A Well Made Scotch that gives you a blast from the past.

What would you do if you inherited a dusty old notebook that happened to be your great-grandfather’s cellar book with saucy secrets on making your own Whisky brand? We’d snatch that thing up and get busy distillin’ straight away! That is precisely what Alasdair Day—founder and recreator of The Tweeddale Whisky—did as he found detailed Spirit-making instructions from Richard Day, his ancestor. However, it all started even before dear Richard. In 1820, two brothers, John and Andrew Davidson, established their business as Wine and Spirits merchants and had a licensed grocers shop that later transformed into the birthplace of The Tweeddale Whisky. Richard actually came to John and Andrew as an office boy! He then mastered the blending process and took over the business in 1923, proving if you stick about long enough, you’re bound to make something happen and succeed. Go Richard, and go Ali!

The Tweeddale Well Made is a professionally crafted Spirit based on the old recipe, which relies heavily on a blending heritage dating back to the early 19th century. It’s a small batch of Scotch Whisky, bottled at 40% ABV and is non-chill filtered. The bottle parades a beautiful golden brown natural color. It showcases a decadent and layered flavor palate with a touch of sweet spice and caramel, just as Alasdair’s great-grandfather would have wanted.