Pronunciation of scotch whisky can be a challenge for many. So many of the names are based on Scots Gaelic which can be difficult, even for native Scots. I am here to help. During my extensive travels to scotch distilleries, I had a chance to hear how tour guides and employees pronounced these names. There may be other regions around the world that may have adopted different ways to pronounce these names, but my goal is to get as close to the distillery's pronunciation as possible.
Ballindalloch Scotch Whisky
bahl-in-DAH-lock
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