Making Whisky in Scotland at Springbank Distillery 

It's walking on the grain with shoes that gives it the flavours.

The giving of gift at the end..that was nice

Thanks so much for everyone’s comments and support for what I’m doing. I’m extremely grateful. More episodes coming on Valuetainment. Cheers, -Jeff

A lot of hard work goes into making good whiskey, lots of respect for these guys

An incredible place. I was there twice. For me it is the best distillery in Scotland and they make the finest whisky.

Because of this video grabbed a bottle of the springbank 15 year and it is beyond amazing. I have thoroughly enjoyed. This video gives me a whole new appreciation.

Keeping hearts and minds happy and livers working on a grand scale. I enjoyed this!!

thanks for this great Video. in 2015 my wife an i joined the whisky School at Springbank. wonderful to see the guys well again.we have learned a lot about the making of whisky. but more important, we met very kind poeple. a great time that we always like to remember.

Thanks for the captions. I could barely understand anything the American bloke was saying.

I'm not a Whiskey man myself but my brother in law is and I think I'll be gettin him a bottle of this fine spirit! Cheers and Much Love from Florida, U.S.A.

Can you imagine what it was like getting started? Imagine doing that every day for at least 3yrs before you could sell your 1st bottle? ... Now that's a SPIRITED commitment:-)

That was so useful. I had a tour round Glenlivet yesterday I left with intention of learning more. This video has provided me with clarity - thank you!

Best whiskey I've ever had! Was gifted a cask strength bottle years ago and fell in love

Awesome video. Really interesting to see the whole process from start to finish. And big thumbs up for doing it at Springbank, as it's a "proper" distillery. 👍🥃

You are th best of pure presentation when it comes to wisky❤. Gerald John from South Africa, Johannesburg

Whisky is a art...good video

Not only did you publicize their product but you expressed your appreciation for them showing you around A win-win all round. Thanks for the video

I’m not a regular drinker. But I love Scottish whisky. Good quality, fruit and spice is my favourite. No ice no water, just straight as it is.

My father hailed from Campbeltown an we used to spend many of our holidays visiting family there when I was much younger, he was also partial to a dram of Springbank.

Never had an ounce of alcohol in the past, and I don't plan to in the future. But this is an art. No other way to describe it.

Great Video. Kudos to Springbank for allowing you to film the process.

My First video of the morning!! Thanks, guys and Merry Christmas !!

The production values of this segment, the beginning. So Unbelievably good I was checking if it's really Valuetainment. Patrick and team are going all in! Loved it 👏👌

I watch every little details Seems like i watched A Movie What a great time for Learning 😊🤘 Thank you Gentlemens

I know this comment was a joke but for the people freaking out about sanitation here’s the rub. They use magnets and filters to remove metals and rocks. Then after fermentation it’s cooked and distilled. Distillation means boiling the shit out of something until it vaporizes, you catch the vapor, chill it back into liquid form and concentrate it. They do this step 2 more times…..please if I missed something fill in the blanks.

Been there, 7-8 years back. I used to live in Scotland till 2014, due to family reason I moved to Virginia, as my wife & her family is American. There are around 100 Distilleries, I have Toured around 45 of them. Scotland is beautiful & very nice to live.

Classy touch at the end with the gift of the bottle 👌

Drinking whiskey while I watch this...Thanks Pat for this epic content 💯💯💯💯

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The gift giving at the end really made this for me. Some acts are timeless

Looks like a cool experience

Captivated by place

Thanks for so good Information. Real ,so good.

Classy touch bringing a bottle as a token of appreciation.

Being there feels heavenly.

Amazing to see some content on this channel from my home country, been a subscriber for a long time now!

I learned deep explaination !!!!

I love Springbank.

What an amazing video, very well made and presented. Springbank and campbelltown are on my to visit list this year. Slainte 🥃

Great video, our Butler School is right in the centre of Scottish whisky country and we always enjoy our distillery visits!

Simply beautiful

I love Springbank. NO CHILL FILTRATION thankfully. Also no overinflated marketing. Its all about the content. Quality is the marketing.

this was fascinating. now i know why some of it can be very expensive!

I really liked this video very good summary of the process. Dude practice your peat shovelling!😂 thank you.

thanks , well done!

Really enjoyed this video, well done. Thanks

Respect, I'm currently working a 12hr 1 man nightshift making malt 👌

Really enjoyed this.

Wow this was a lovely video and what an art it is to make Whisky, not forgetting how lovely it is to drink "Hurrah!" for a single malt and the Ladies and Gentlemen who make it!

Been drinking whisky since I was 9 yo in Tayside - family involved with Sir John Dewar's - but really never knew the whole process - thanks and slainte mhath.

Great video. I’ve subscribed to the channel to see more of like content. BTW...I’m amazed at how many posters are complaining about workers walking on the grain. I’ve watched many videos of distilleries like Laphroaig and Bruichladdich that also maintain similar floor maltings and I’ve never once seen a negative comment about hygiene. People who know about distilleries know that the mash is cooked at a very high temperature and that the distillate is converted into steam before it condensed into the final product, with a >70% alcohol content , which in itself, kills germs and bacteria. I guess people in this day and age just need to be outraged about something. I’m also amazed by how many posters suggested automating a beautifully traditional manual process. I very much appreciate the craftsmanship of traditional distilleries, breweries, bakeries, wineries, salumeria, cheese makers, etc.. I also respect civic-minded companies like Springbank that maintains labor intensive methods so as to preserve jobs in an isolated rural community like Campbeltown. Keep up the good work! EDIT: Bowmore has floor maltings, not Bruichladdich.

Man there's some effort going into this whiskey, kudos

At Springbank the workers look like athlets from shovelling the Barley. In other distilleries they look like office clerks from pushing computer buttons. I was there several times and this is an ancient place of making whisky. They really use their maltfloors. In other distilleries these floors are only for the visitors and the malt is delivered in big tank trucks from maltings like Port Ellen maltings. Last time, when I was there with the guys from Cadenheads Cologne, the credo was: "Look around yourselves. You know where everything is."

Unbelievable amount of work to make a quality whiskey. Certainly they could automatize some of the processes, but I am sure they are very proud of making it handmade as much as possible.

Good to see some Scottish content, as I am Scottish.

Fantastic video! Great story. I have been to 32 distilleries in Scotland. I loved Campbeltown and the distilleries there. See Linda McCartney’s garden and town hall exhibits in this town. The harbor was nice too!

Awesome video tour!!

better understanded with excellent video and explanation Thanks

Great video! It was a real gem to see the handover bottle to be from South Africa!

Got a subscribe and a like because of the thoughtful gift at the end. Classy way to end the segment.

I am a whiskey fan and collector, especially whiskey from America, England and Scotch ones. Great video clip.

nice to see the work and effort that goes into getting people drunk

Valutainment produces tremendous videos

At this moment I'm drinking Scottish leader whisky original love it ❣️

I'll have to buy this whiskey

Great Video!

It Isa great video, liked it

Thanks for the subtitles. Fookin hell!!!

It’s the old way, they used to do it. Very nice stuff, slainthe.

I went to a winery in south Africa called Groot Constantia once. I did see whiskey there, maybe if I go back I'll look for it.

Loved it do more episodes about different companies.

Thank you for sharing this video ❤️ one LIKE from INDIA

Wow! Is that really how they do it everyday? Manual shoveling and spreading? Props to them.. Old school.

Loving the 3F shirt! Lambics don't have a huge showing in Scotland

This is true craft!

Great Scotch is the best gift

Great video! Keep doing what you’re doing brotha!!

That's a very involved process

Groot Constantia the oldest South African vineyard. Proud moment as a South African when I saw that

Great video. This video inspire me to drink a wonderful whisky. I love to drink whiskey.

Very interesting video and quality filming. I’d love to take a tour of this place myself when I go to Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 one of these days.

スプリングバンク最高。The best whisky.

I just love this accent !

Amqzing proces

That’s totall graft, if your not from Scotland then that means hard work. Bless the Malt whisky 👍🥃🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Cool as all hell

Great video, the constant shovelling must play havoc with there back.

This ls Not Simple, Thank you

The best of the best..love Springbank! Cheers from Italy.

Nice video would love to help them out a couple days to see the whole process in reall. can be very interesting. Greets from Holland

I will appreciate my next glass of whiskey so much more next time

Very educative. And very good work for a crossfit WOD, even the host is fit and looks a bit like Dave Castro, Hehehe ! Thanks for sharing !

ha - ive just moved here. will have to check out the wiskey and have a wee dram

I'd just like to say: "Thank you Springbank. Your Aqua Vitae is the 8th wonder of the world. Never change!" -- A fanboy

goodluck for you man.. shake hands from Indonesia sir 🙏❤🇮🇩

3:12 "Who needs the gym?" that's I've been wondering all my life..

And still after three years whisky is not even drinkable but nice to see that Springbank actually bottle their own whiskies. Not too many distilleries do that. Always hate to see good whisky leaving the distillery on a bulk truck like at Yamazaki. Kind of takes the romance out of whisky making.

just love whiskey on any day but specially on snowy day with some horror stories next to my fireplace u feel the test of Scotland

awesome vid

Interesting!!