IN THE 19th century Campbeltown, on the south-eastern shore of the Kintyre peninsula on Scotland’s west coast, was dubbed the “whisky capital of the world”. Its grand sandstone villas attest to a ...
Campbeltown was once the whisky capital of the world. A tiny town that housed over 25 distilleries in its heyday, it fell into near-obscurity before rising again on the back of another whisky boom.
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