Every dram has a story. Keep them all.
A tasting log and field guide to every distillery in Scotland, by J. Dryburgh. Write it down in the journal, tick it off in the free app, and bring your whisky trip home with you.
A journal that knows its Laphroaig from its Lagavulin
A 6 × 9 inch softcover in full colour, made for the bag, the bar and the long drive north.
Tasting pages
Each one has a flavour web, a colour scale from pale straw to mahogany, nose, palate and finish, cask, ABV with US proof, and a score out of 100.
Every distillery, mapped
An original map of Scotland marking every working distillery, a Speyside close-up, and a directory to tick off what you've tasted and visited.
Say it like a Scot
Pronunciation from Bunnahabhain to Craigellachie, plus casks and sizes, cask finishing, the angels' share and how to read a label.
Your whisky trail, in your pocket
- ✓Log every dram
Flavour web, colour, notes, score and a photo of the bottle. Scotch, Irish, bourbon, Japanese and more. - ◎Tick off the map
Every Scottish distillery, plus maps of Ireland, England & Wales, the USA and Japan. - ★Collect Whisky Passport stamps
Thirty to earn, from "Islay complete" to "Kanpai!" - →Plan the trip
A day-by-day planner, distilleries near you, festivals and independent whisky shops. - ◆Host a tasting night
Blind flights for friends, with a reveal at the end.
Free, no sign-up. Works on any phone: open it, then choose Add to Home Screen.
Your journal
Every distillery, mapped
Whisky Passport
Trip planner
Every detail of a dramThe country in the glass
Photographs by J. Dryburgh.
Where to go next
The app carries the full festival calendar, 31 independent whisky shops and a trip planner. A few favourites to get you started:
Spirit of Speyside
Days of distillery tours, tastings and ceilidhs across the heart of whisky country.
Fèis Ìle, Islay
Islay's festival of music and malt, when each distillery takes a turn to open its doors.
Falkland Whisky Festival
A brand-new village festival in Falkland, Fife, making its debut this year.
Dates are a guide and change each year, so check each festival's own website before you travel. Dram by Dram is independent and not affiliated with any festival, shop or distillery.
A keepsake for the traveller, a gift for the enthusiast
It opens with a light-hearted ode to the dram and a page for the owner's name, then fills up with a lifetime of tasting notes.