I no longer live at Norlaggan . That was filmed from the bottom of the garden and I miss that view.

This brings back memories. I travelled on the Sputnik with my granny in the early 60’s from Elgin to Grantown on Spey East to be met by my grandfather who was stationmaster at the station along with Grantown on Spey West. Sad that these lines were closed it would have been great to have seen these lines still operating.

راءحة السموك راءعه في الويسكي

جاك دانيالز هنالك راءحة خشب أو سموك راءعه

الفودكا الابخره المتصاعده تجلب لي الصداع، فقط الفودكا هنالك راءحة الابخره تجلب الصداع، أفضل الملون من الويسكي

I will speak arabia

What about the smoky drink very nice

I knew of people who used to use these in the Sixties. Locals called them Sputniks, and told me they were rather unreliable requiring a traditional train to stand in as a replacement. I think they're quite stylish in a 1950's way myself... Wonder if any survive?

Famous Grouse or John Barr. Good blended as far as I'm concerned.

1:37 slapping that guy, LOL 03:03, keep it there keep it there he already drank, LOL

it's nice to look back on the good times when I was in the orphange

To learn more about the malt whisky trail and whisky tasting go to: whiskeyismybloodtype.com/the-malt-whisky-trail/

Richard Paterson is such a pretentious douche bag. It's very apparent that this man has rehearsed this tasting scenario and has played it out many times onto video.

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beautiful land...must

Love the video, the line should never have been closed. If it had been joined to the main line at Aviemore it might well have survived. I remember it being ripped up to just before Aberlour, in fact it stopped at the playing field, then it was torn up to Craigellachie. Then it all went! It would have been great for the tourist trade now!

Red label is your fav? wtf he never will blend a whisky for you!

You should never loose your legs when drinking whisky. Make sure you drink it when sitting down ;)

Sie sollten nie verlieren Ihre Beine, wenn sie trinken Whisky. Vergewissern Sie sich, trinken Sie es beim Hinsetzen;)

Goes over Ballindalloch Castle and my old house. Great seeing Aberlour from the air and also some of the distilleries :-)

Richard needs to blend me a whiskey. Can't afford that good whiskey though. JW Red Label is my fav.

Oh I always thought Richard Paterson was a professional performer / spokesperson for Whyte & Mackay but he blends whisky too. XD

I love blended whiskey's

Gorgeous bridge and music and its just another jewel in the crown of our wonderful country. :)

Hear we have one Scotlands best young fiddlers. fantastic!!!!

What is the second tune?

Another great performance Graham!!!

Great playing Maggie!!!

What are the tunes called? Really enjoyed them!!

I still see it hasn't changed much.

@tecnopath909 I am related to this family we have the family book and I was the last one printed in it. One other cousin older than I. My Great Grand Mother was Carrie Burnett.

@MrHalo42 Ok if ur related to the people who lived and built the castle then what is ur last name because I am related to them and I know

I think this is "TheColeburn" by William MacPherson.

grit, i see grit, that is amazing, can we have some here in cumbernauld, please ;-)

Leave it with me and I'll get name and if possible link to download of music

Can't believe I missed the biggest - Glenfiddich at Dufftown

My grandmother and her brothers were here 1916 - 1927 ish! Christina Harry and James Buck, any information I know it's a long shot!

No special effects? Wow! It almost looks like a High Dynamic Range photo. And It looks like the auto white balance is blending between lighting conditions very smoothly. I usually turn mine off because it can spoil a shoot. May I ask what kind of camera you are using?

I wish you had taken more film @ footbridge. Thats where us orphanage kids used to mainly hang out. I remember a few spectacular floods in the early 60's. Still good to see the spey again. thanks norlaggon

cool :}

im related 2 the people that lived and built this castle but im in australia so ive never visited it in the UK i feel special i really wnat 2 tho!

it's always been a lifelong dream to do the whiskey trail on my motorcycle, it may be a problem seeing i dont drink and drive lol, and driving on the other side of the road would prob take some getting used to. but thanks for the ride

it looks so nice bak then dunno why

dont u just love a good old stramash at the end of the nite.

i agree souperb

The distilleries are restircted by law on how much they can "give away". For whisky on tours think about Aberlour or Balvenie. They do charge for the tours but then you get 6 or 7 drams (each 25ml). Most distilleries offer paid for tours (including the Macallan) and these tend to offer full measures of whiskies from their range

very nice music and video.

I used to go running from aberlour orphanage down the side of the spey over the bridge. Miss those days

Love the cultural look to the buildings.Good video two thumbs up.

Beautiful