Teaninich distillery is located in the Highland region of Scotland, specifically on a headland near the River Averon, north of Inverness. Founded in 1817 by Hugh Munro, Teaninich has a long-standing heritage in whisky production. The distillery is currently owned by Diageo, a major player in the global spirits industry, which oversees its operations and product offerings. With an annual production capacity of approximately 2,300,000 litres, Teaninich employs a 12-ton mashtun as part of its traditional whisky-making process. The distillery is known for its distinctive character, showcasing a flavour profile that includes notes of fruit, sweet herbs, citrus, and vanilla on the nose. Tasting reveals sweetness complemented by fruit, spices, oak, and nuts, leading to a finish that lingers with sweet spices, oak, malt, and fruit. Notable expressions from Teaninich include the 10-year-old from the Flora and Fauna series and various independent bottlings, making it a respected name among whisky enthusiasts.