Is Scotland the drink destination to rule them all?

For lovers of Scotch, it’s always a joy to visit the Highlands and islands – and, as a recent trip and happy return to Scotland confirms for Joel Harrison, the country has more to offer tourists with an interest in whisky than ever before

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