The Copper Dog

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The Copper Dog is the easy-going bar and dining room inside the Craigellachie Hotel, right in the middle of Speyside. It’s a good spot for local food and a dram after a day on the distillery trail. If you want something more serious to drink, the hotel’s Quaich Bar stocks hundreds of malts. Keith station is roughly 16km to the north-east.

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