Roseisle

Roseisle is a Speyside Scotch whisky distillery located near Elgin, in Moray, Scotland. It is owned by Diageo.

The distillery was built in 2009, making it one of the younger distilleries in Scotland. Its construction was part of a significant investment by Diageo to expand its whisky production capacity. Roseisle is notable for its modern design and its focus on sustainability, incorporating various energy-efficient technologies in its operation.

Roseisle primarily produces spirit for use in Diageo's blended Scotch whiskies, such as Johnnie Walker and J&B. While its single malt whisky is less commonly available, it is sometimes released as part of special editions or limited bottlings, showcasing the distillery's distinctive character.

The distillery employs a combination of traditional and innovative techniques in its whisky-making process. It features multiple pairs of pot stills and uses a variety of cask types for maturation, contributing to the complexity and diversity of its spirit. The water source for Roseisle is the nearby River Lossie.