Hunter Laing, the family-owned independent Scotch whiskey bottler, would like to introduce a new addition to its Journey whiskey range, Islay Journey, to accompany the well-received Highland Journey launched last year. The independent bottler, owned and operated by Stewart Laing and his two sons Andrew and Scott, is already rolling out the Islay Journey in select target markets. It will be available for all markets at the end of January. The company's founder and CEO, Stewart Laing, says: 'The journey to Islay is not an easy one. Getting there takes some time, but the island, like its whiskeys, is well worth the effort.' the Isle of Islay. The balance of smoothness and complexity of flavor and aroma comes from blending the best whiskeys, some of which have been matured in Bourbon' whiskey casks. Export Manager Andrew Laing comments: 'Together with my brother Scott, our family has made the journey to Islay for three generations and will continue to do so for many years to come. We're always looking to bring back the best whiskeys the island has to offer, and the Islay Journey is the perfect expression of our family's long-term commitment to the island.' Scott Laing, Director of Sales for the Island company, says: 'Our new launch is available in 70cl bottles at the moment and next month we will bring out a one liter bottle for travel and duty free retail customers. The product will be bottled at 46% alc/vol in the domestic and duty-free market segments'.

Hunter Laing, the family-owned independent Scotch whiskey bottler, would like to introduce a new addition to its Journey whiskey range, Islay Journey, to accompany the well-received Highland Journey launched last year.

The independent bottler, owned and operated by Stewart Laing and his two sons Andrew and Scott, is already rolling out the Islay Journey in select target markets. It will be available for all markets at the end of January.

The company's founder and CEO, Stewart Laing, says: 'The journey to Islay is not an easy one. Getting there takes some time, but the island, like its whiskeys, is well worth the effort.' the Isle of Islay. The balance of smoothness and complexity of flavor and aroma comes from blending the best whiskeys, some of which have been matured in Bourbon' whiskey casks.

Export Manager Andrew Laing comments: 'Together with my brother Scott, our family has made the journey to Islay for three generations and will continue to do so for many years to come. We're always looking to bring back the best whiskeys the island has to offer, and the Islay Journey is the perfect expression of our family's long-term commitment to the island.'

Scott Laing, Director of Sales for the Island company, says: 'Our new launch is available in 70cl bottles at the moment and next month we will bring out a one liter bottle for travel and duty free retail customers. The product will be bottled at 46% alc/vol in the domestic and duty-free market segments'.