In the year 1787, Scotland's most famous poet penned lyrics in which he begged the question: "Bonnie lassie, will ye go to the birks of Aberfeldy?". Robert Burns may also have written about the ...

As it turns out, Scotland puts on a pretty phenomenal autumnal ... adventures with a dose of literary history, the Birks of Aberfeldy, about 45 minutes from Perth, were named for a 1787 poem ...

From the northern Highlands to the extremes of the Lowlands and Campbeltown, Scotland boasts varied landscapes, microclimates ...

The latter is Scotland's smallest traditional distillery, with the picturesque setting ensuring its popularity. Just a little ...

While Scotland's landscapes are blanketed in green ... More information about The Birks of Aberfeldy can be found on the VisitScotland website. If you live in Edinburgh, you owe it to yourself ...

Travelers interested in refined, understated experiences will find Perthshire to be an ideal place for a real getaway.

Keith Hogg, vice president for supply chain Europe at Bacardi, commented: "Our investment in Aultmore and Macduff ...

Keith Hogg, VP of supply chain in Europe at Bacardi, said: “Our investment in Aultmore and Macduff distilleries and our ...

In an increasingly busy world, the chance to slow down and have these simple, blissful experiences is what brings visitors to ...

A family-owned spirits company with more than 162 years of history, Bacardi has operated five distilleries across Scotland - Aultmore, Aberfeldy, Royal Brackla, Craigellachie, and Macduff - for more ...

The family of an autistic man locked up at Scotland's maximum security State Hospital for 15 years say they are outraged after medical staff told them he finds his restraint belts 'soothing'.