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Highland Park Whisky
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Highland Park
Learn about the whiskies, their history, and year-round tours at a distillery
that has been in operation (both illegally and legally) since 1798. Highland
Park is owned by the Edrington Group,
which is 100% controlled by a charitable trust that supports medical clinics, centers for the elderly and the homeless,
and other public services. (The company's motto could be "Sip and save a
sailor," because the Royal National Lifeboat Institution is a major
beneficiary.)
VisitOrkney
Orkney's official tourism site has information on island hopping, places to
stay, eating and drinking, reaching the 70-island archipelago, and more.
Orkneyjar
"The Heritage of the Orkney Islands" is brought to life on Sigurd Towrie's
nonprofit site, which is "dedicated to the preserving,
exploring and documenting the ancient history, folklore and traditions of
Orkney."
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