Leiths

Leiths is a Scottish whisky brand owned by Diageo. It was established in 1898 by John Leith, a Scottish distiller, in the town of Leith, Edinburgh. The whisky is produced at the Leith Distillery, which is located in the same town. The distillery is known for its traditional methods of production, including the use of peat smoke in the maturation process.

Leiths whisky is a single malt Scotch whisky, which means it is produced using a single malted barley and distilled in a pot still. The whisky is then aged in oak casks, which impart a rich, fruity flavour to the whisky. The whisky is available in a range of expressions, including the original Leiths, Leiths 18 Year Old, and Leiths 21 Year Old.

The whisky is known for its smooth, balanced flavour, with notes of honey, toffee, and citrus. It is a popular choice among whisky enthusiasts and is often used in cocktails and blended with other whiskies to create a smoother taste.

Leiths whisky is available in a range of formats, including bottles and cans. It is exported to many countries around the world and is a popular choice among whisky lovers. The whisky is also used in a range of marketing campaigns, including advertisements and promotions, to promote its unique flavour and quality.