Tamdhu Dalbeallie V

Tamdhu was born in 1897, on the banks of the river spey. Two years later, Dalbeallie train station was completed – bringing barley, passengers, and the finest sherry casks from Spain. 

The station closed in 1965, our story does not end there. Like Tamdhu distillery itself, we have restored Dalbeallie station to its full splendour. It is now a well-loved landmark for walkers on the Speyside Way, as they re-trace the route of the former railway.

Today, Tamdhu is the only Scottish distillery to mature exclusively in the finest Oloroso sherry casks, nothing less. This scarce wood bears two great gifts: colour and taste.
Tamdhu’s deep amber is developed by the cask, nothing more – and each dram owes its rich, complex taste to the wood it called home.

Although the station closed in 1965, our story does not end there. Like Tamdhu distillery
itself, we have restored Dalbeallie station to its full splendour. It is now a well-loved landmark for walkers on the Speyside Way, as they re-trace the route of the former railway.