A relaunched Singleton, this time from Dufftown, to replace the now-defunct Singleton of Auchroisk. 

One of the three Singleton whiskies produced by Diageo, the Dufftown is typically available in the UK and other European markets. 

Launched in 2008 alongside the SIngleton of Dufftown brand, this is an older presentation of 18 year old.

Dufftown was built in 1896, becoming part of the Arthur Bell & Sons portfolio in 1933. As with Blair Athol, Dufftown was regularly bottled as a single malt, despite its importance to the Bell's blends. When the company was bought by Guinness in 1985, these bottlings stopped, but a Dufftown distillery bottling returned in 1991 as part of United Distillers’ Flora & Fauna series, later becoming part of The Singleton stable. Prior to the construction of Roseisle, Dufftown was Diageo's largest distillery.