Highland Park Distillery, located in Kirkwall on the Orkney Islands, was founded in 1825, making it one of the oldest distilleries in Scotland. It is currently owned by The Edrington Group and is notable for being the most northerly distillery in the country. The distillery has a rich history, characterized by its dedication to traditional production methods and its unique geographical location, which contributes to its whisky's distinct character. With an annual production capacity of 2.5 million liters, Highland Park utilizes both traditional and modern equipment to create its whisky. The distillery operates two pairs of stills, one pair of 20,000-liter pot stills and another of 18,000 liters, alongside twelve 29,000-liter fermenters. Highland Park whiskies are known for their balanced flavor profile, featuring a combination of peat smoke, sweet sherry, and herbal notes. The palate reveals layers of sweetness, spices, and oak, with a finish that lingers with peat smoke and sweetness. The core range includes expressions aged from 7 to 40 years, with notable offerings such as the Highland Park 14 Year Loyalty Of The Wolf and the Highland Park 10 Year Viking Scars. Visitors can explore the distillery by booking tours at their location in Kirkwall, Orkney.