LDMW Ben Nevis 6 Year Old 2014 Collective 5.0 – 70cl
Edradour 10 Year Old Coffret 2 Glasses Gift Set – 70 cl
The Dalmore 30 Year Old [2022 Release] Single Malt Scotch Whisky – 70cl
The Dalmore 28 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky – 70cl
The Dalmore 25 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky – 70cl
Highland Whisky Singapore — 24 Distilleries Across Scotland's Largest Whisky Region
Buy Highland Single Malt Scotch in Singapore at The Liquid Collection — 75 SKUs across 24 distilleries from Scotland's largest whisky region by area. Anchored on the comprehensive Dalmore vertical (14 expressions including the iconic 40 Year Old at $15,890 SGD), the 8-strong Glenmorangie range (including Signet, Harrison Ford LE, and 23 Years CNY), Edradour and Ballechin from Scotland's smallest distillery, Aberfeldy and Fettercairn vertical tiers, plus the modern net-zero Nc'nean and Scotland's oldest working distillery The Glenturret (1763). Free islandwide delivery, no minimum order, 3 working days standard.
Buy Highland Whisky in Singapore — Scotland's Largest Whisky Region
The Highlands is Scotland's largest whisky region by area — formally protected under the 2009 Scotch Whisky Regulations and covering everything north of the Highland Boundary Fault (a geological line running from Helensburgh on the west coast to Stonehaven on the east coast) except Speyside, which has been a formally separate protected region since 2009. Highland whisky is genuinely the most stylistically diverse single category in all of Scotch — spanning everything from sweet sherry-finished Northern Highland malts (Dalmore, Glenmorangie) to lighter Eastern Highland fruit-driven expressions (Fettercairn, GlenDronach, The Glenturret), delicate Southern Highland malts (Aberfeldy), and robust coastal Western Highland whiskies (Ben Nevis, Oban).
The Liquid Collection's Highland range is anchored on three flagship distillery verticals: The Dalmore (14 expressions from 12 Year Old at $120 SGD through the iconic 40 Year Old at $15,890 SGD — TLC's single most expensive bottle), Glenmorangie (8 expressions including the cask-finish trilogy and the Lunar New Year 23 Years CNY at $2,588), and Edradour (Scotland's smallest distillery, with 5 expressions including the peated Ballechin). Plus heritage anchors The Glenturret (Scotland's oldest working distillery, 1763), Nc'nean (Scotland's first net-zero whisky distillery, founded 2017 on the remote Drimnin Estate), Ben Nevis, anCnoc, Arran, Aberfeldy, Balblair, Cu Bocan, Deanston, Fettercairn, Glen Ord, Glenglassaugh, Glen Turner, GlenDronach Traditionally Peated, Loch Lomond, Old Pulteney, Signatory Vintage independent bottlings, and Tomatin. Browse alongside our broader Scotch Whisky collection, country and category pages including Speyside (Scotland's largest distillery count), Single Malt, Blended Scotch, and all whisky. Free islandwide delivery, no minimum order, 3 working days standard. WhatsApp +65 9680 5856.
Highland Whisky at TLC — Key Facts at a Glance
- Total SKUs at TLC
- 75 across 24 distilleries
- Highland region status
- Largest of Scotland's 5 protected whisky regions by area
- Formal protection
- 2009 Scotch Whisky Regulations (Speyside became formally separate)
- Highland Boundary Fault
- Geological line from Helensburgh (west) to Stonehaven (east)
- Sub-regions (informal trade designation)
- Northern, Eastern, Southern, Western Highlands — each with distinct house style
- Largest single-distillery vertical at TLC
- The Dalmore — 14 expressions including 12, 15, 18, 21, 25, 28, 30, 40 Year
- TLC's most expensive bottle
- The Dalmore 40 Year Old — $15,890 SGD
- Scotland's tallest stills
- Glenmorangie — 5.14m (giraffe height), produces light fruit-driven house style
- Scotland's smallest distillery
- Edradour (Pitlochry) — also produces peated Ballechin alongside unpeated Edradour
- Scotland's oldest working distillery
- The Glenturret — documented production from 1763 (some dispute)
- Scotland's first net-zero distillery
- Nc'nean — Western Highlands, founded 2017 by Annabel Thomas, also organic certified
- Entry to range
- $76 SGD (Loch Lomond Original) → $15,890 SGD (Dalmore 40)
The Four Highland Sub-Regions Compared
The Scotch Whisky Association does not formally subdivide the Highlands, but the whisky trade traditionally recognises four informal sub-regions — each with a distinct geographical character and house style. The Liquid Collection's range covers all four.
| Sub-Region | Character | TLC Distilleries |
|---|---|---|
| Northern Highlands | Coastal, full-bodied, sweet, fruit-rich; sherry-cask depth | Dalmore, Glenmorangie, Balblair, Old Pulteney, Tomatin, Glen Ord |
| Eastern Highlands | Drier, fruity, often notable sherry-cask use | Fettercairn, GlenDronach, The Glenturret, anCnoc, Cu Bocan, Glenglassaugh |
| Southern Highlands | Softer, lighter, more delicate | Aberfeldy, Deanston, Edradour, Ballechin |
| Western Highlands | Robust, coastal, peat-influenced | Ben Nevis, Nc'nean, Ardmore (border) |
The Dalmore Vertical — 14 Expressions from 12 to 40 Year Old
The Dalmore is the single largest distillery vertical at The Liquid Collection — and Dalmore is unique among Scotch distilleries in maintaining unusually deep ultra-aged inventory, allowing regular release of 21, 25, 28, 30, and 40 Year Old expressions. Founded 1839 on the shores of the Cromarty Firth in the village of Alness, Northern Highlands. Owned by Whyte & Mackay (Emperador Inc subsidiary), with Master Distiller Richard Paterson serving as chief malt distiller since 1970 — over 55 years at the same distillery.
Glenmorangie — Scotland's Tallest Stills, 8 Expressions
Glenmorangie is one of Scotland's most iconic Northern Highland distilleries — founded in 1843 by William Matheson at Tain on the shore of the Dornoch Firth. Owned by LVMH (Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton). The distillery is famous for operating the tallest stills in Scotland (5.14m — the height of a giraffe), which create more reflux during distillation, stripping out heavier compounds and producing Glenmorangie's signature smooth, fruit-driven house style. Glenmorangie pioneered the modern cask-finishing trend with the Lasanta (sherry), Quinta Ruban (port), and Nectar d'Or (sauternes) trilogy.
Edradour & Ballechin — Scotland's Smallest Distillery
Edradour is one of Scotland's most distinctive distilleries — founded 1825 in the Southern Highland village of Pitlochry, and for most of its history Scotland's smallest distillery by output. Owned today by independent bottler Signatory Vintage (Andrew Symington) since 2002. Edradour is one of the few Scotch distilleries deliberately operating two distinct house styles in parallel: unpeated Edradour and heavily peated Ballechin.
Featured Highland Producers — Aberfeldy, Fettercairn, Glenturret, Nc'nean
Accessible Highland Range — anCnoc, Loch Lomond, Glen Turner, Cu Bocan, GlenDronach
Frequently Asked Questions — Highland Whisky Singapore
What is Highland whisky?
Highland whisky is Scotch whisky produced in the Highlands region of Scotland — the largest of Scotland's five formally protected whisky regions under the 2009 Scotch Whisky Regulations. The Highland region covers everything north of the Highland Boundary Fault (a line running from Helensburgh on the west coast to Stonehaven on the east coast) except Speyside, which is formally a separate region. Highland is so geographically vast that whiskies from the region span every possible style — from coastal maritime expressions in the north to lighter fruit-driven malts in the east to robust peat-touched malts in the west. The Liquid Collection's Highland range covers 75 SKUs across 24 distilleries — from $76 SGD Loch Lomond Original to The Dalmore 40 Year Old at $15,890 SGD.
What are Scotland's five whisky regions?
The five formally protected Scotch whisky regions under the 2009 Scotch Whisky Regulations are: (1) Highland — the largest by area, covering most of Scotland north of the Highland Boundary Fault; (2) Speyside — formally separate from Highland since 2009 and home to over 60 distilleries (more than any other region); (3) Islay — the island west of the mainland, internationally famous for heavily peated whisky; (4) Lowland — the smaller southern region home to lighter, often unpeated styles; (5) Campbeltown — the smallest active region with only three operating distilleries (Springbank, Glen Scotia, Glengyle). The Liquid Collection stocks across all five regions.
What are the Highland sub-regions?
While the Scotch Whisky Association does not formally sub-divide the Highlands, the whisky trade traditionally recognises four informal Highland sub-regions: (1) Northern Highlands — coastal distilleries producing full-bodied, sweet, fruit-rich malts (Dalmore, Glenmorangie, Balblair, Old Pulteney); (2) Eastern Highlands — fruity, drier malts often with notable sherry-cask use (Fettercairn, GlenDronach, Glencadam, The Glenturret); (3) Southern Highlands — softer, lighter, more delicate malts (Aberfeldy, Deanston); (4) Western Highlands — robust, often peat-influenced malts shaped by the rugged west coast (Ben Nevis, Oban, Ardnamurchan). The Liquid Collection's range covers all four sub-regions.
Who is The Dalmore?
The Dalmore is one of the Northern Highlands' most prestigious distilleries — founded in 1839 by Alexander Matheson on the shores of the Cromarty Firth in the village of Alness, Easter Ross. Owned today by Whyte & Mackay (a subsidiary of Philippines-based Emperador Inc), with Master Distiller Richard Paterson serving as Dalmore's chief malt distiller since 1970. The iconic 12-point royal stag logo derives from the Mackenzie clan, who owned Dalmore from 1867 to 1960 and were granted the right to use the stag emblem after King Alexander III was saved from a charging stag by clan ancestor Colin of Kintail. The Liquid Collection stocks the full 14-expression Dalmore vertical from 12 Year Old at $120 SGD through the iconic Dalmore 40 Year Old at $15,890 SGD — the most expensive single malt at TLC.
Who is Glenmorangie?
Glenmorangie is one of Scotland's most iconic Northern Highland distilleries — founded in 1843 by William Matheson at Tain on the shore of the Dornoch Firth. The distillery is famous for having the tallest stills in Scotland (5.14m — the height of a giraffe), which produce Glenmorangie's signature smooth, fruit-driven house style. Glenmorangie is owned by LVMH (Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton). The Liquid Collection stocks 8 Glenmorangie expressions including The Original 12 Year Old, the cask-finish trilogy (Lasanta, Quinta Ruban, Nectar d'Or), the 18 Year Old, the prestige Signet (chocolate malt expression), the limited-edition A Tale of the Forest, Glenmorangie Harrison Ford Limited Edition, and the 23 Years CNY (Lunar New Year) at $2,588 SGD.
What is Edradour?
Edradour is one of Scotland's smallest and most distinctive distilleries — founded in 1825 in the Southern Highland village of Pitlochry. For most of its history Edradour was Scotland's smallest distillery by output. Owned today by independent bottler Signatory Vintage (Andrew Symington) since 2002. Edradour produces both unpeated (Edradour) and heavily peated (Ballechin) expressions from the same distillery — making it one of the few Scotch distilleries deliberately operating two distinct house styles in parallel. The Liquid Collection stocks Edradour 10 Year Old, Edradour 12 Year Old Caledonia, the Ballechin 10 Year Old (peated Edradour), the Edradour 10 Year Old Coffret Gift Set with 2 glasses, and the Signatory Vintage Edradour 1st Fill Sherry 2011.
What is The Glenturret?
The Glenturret claims to be Scotland's oldest working distillery — with documented production dating from 1763 (though some other distilleries dispute the exact founding date hierarchy). Located in the Eastern Highland village of Crieff, Perthshire. Now owned by the Lalique Group (the French luxury crystal brand) in partnership with the Hansen family, with Bob Dalgarno (formerly The Macallan's master whisky maker for over 20 years) appointed as Glenturret's whisky maker — a major industry hire that significantly raised the distillery's prestige profile. The Liquid Collection stocks The Glenturret 12 Year Old at $148 SGD.
Who is Nc'nean?
Nc'nean is one of Scotland's most progressive new distilleries — founded in 2017 by Annabel Thomas on the remote Drimnin Estate in the Western Highlands, overlooking the Sound of Mull. Nc'nean is Scotland's first whisky distillery to achieve verified net-zero emissions for production, and the first to be certified organic. Pronounced "Nook-knee-ann" (named after the Celtic queen of spirits Neachneohain). The Liquid Collection stocks two Nc'nean expressions — the Huntress Woodland Candy and the Quiet Rebels Lorna — both showcasing the distillery's modern, sustainability-led house style.
What is The Dalmore 40 Year Old?
The Dalmore 40 Year Old is one of Scotch whisky's most coveted ultra-aged single malts — a 40-year-old Northern Highland expression matured in a combination of premium European and American oak casks, including extended periods in rare aged sherry casks (a Dalmore signature). The Liquid Collection stocks The Dalmore 40 Year Old at $15,890 SGD — the single most expensive bottle in TLC's catalogue. The Dalmore is unusual among Scotch distilleries in maintaining unusually large quantities of ultra-aged inventory, allowing the regular release of 21, 25, 28, 30, and 40 Year Old expressions where most distilleries cap regular production at 18–25 years.
What is the difference between Dalmore and Glenmorangie?
Dalmore and Glenmorangie are both Northern Highland distilleries but produce notably different house styles. Dalmore (founded 1839, Alness on the Cromarty Firth) is famous for its rich, sherry-cask-influenced house style — Dalmore makes extensive use of European oak sherry casks from select Spanish bodegas, producing wines with dried fruit, orange peel, chocolate, and spice depth. Glenmorangie (founded 1843, Tain on the Dornoch Firth) is celebrated for its smooth, fruit-driven, lighter house style — Glenmorangie's signature comes from Scotland's tallest stills (5.14m), which strip out heavier compounds and concentrate citrus and stone-fruit aromatics. Glenmorangie pioneered the modern cask-finishing trend (Lasanta sherry, Quinta Ruban port, Nectar d'Or sauternes).
What are the tallest stills in Scotland?
Glenmorangie operates the tallest stills in Scotland — at 5.14 metres (16 feet 10 inches), they're approximately the height of a giraffe. The unusually tall still neck creates more reflux during distillation (vapour condenses and falls back into the pot for re-distillation), stripping out heavier sulfurous compounds and producing the smooth, fruit-driven, lighter house style that defines Glenmorangie. By contrast, distilleries with short, squat stills (like Mortlach in Speyside) produce heavier, meatier, more sulfurous spirits. Still shape and height is one of the most fundamental drivers of distillery house style across Scotch whisky.
Do you deliver Highland whisky across Singapore?
Yes — The Liquid Collection offers free delivery on all Highland whisky orders across Singapore with no minimum purchase. Standard delivery is 3 working days. For personal recommendations across The Dalmore prestige range, Glenmorangie cask finishes, Edradour and Ballechin, Nc'nean sustainability expressions, or any other Highland distillery, WhatsApp +65 9680 5856.