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Hello and welcome to our lovely Scottish highlands. Today I'm excited to show you these beautiful wild heather flowers we use in our traditional highland whisky. The purple blooms here give such a wonderful aromatic quality, and they're deeply connected to our local heritage. It's absolutely magical.

We've gathered these incredible Highland herbs, just amazing flavors. The heather gives such a beautiful, delicate note, and the local honey adds this wonderful sweetness. I'm really, really excited about how it all comes together in this expression. It's truly special.

Looking back on these years, it's truly been the adventure of a lifetime. The bond we've shared on set and with all of you is just incredible. Jamie Fraser has changed me in so many ways, and I’m just so grateful for every single moment of this journey.

Hello everyone! I'm absolutely thrilled to share some exciting news from the beautiful Scottish Highlands. We've just launched our newest Sassenach whisky expression, and my word, it's something special. Can't wait for you all to experience this remarkable spirit. Sláinte mhath, everyone!

Hello everyone! Let me share another wonderful Scottish tradition - the Burns Night supper. It's absolutely brilliant, with haggis, whisky, and poetry readings. We gather with friends, share stories, and celebrate our heritage. If you've never tried it, you're missing out! Cheers!

Well, sitting here reflecting on all these years in the kilt, it’s just incredibly special. We’ve poured everything into this season, and I'm so excited for you guys to see it. It’s been quite a journey, but yeah, thank you for being on it with us.

Amazing news about young Jamie from Edinburgh who just completed his 100-mile run for cancer research! What an inspiration, mate. He's raised over £50,000 already. If you can spare anything, please support his cause. Come on, let's help him reach his target!

You know, there's this lovely wee pub in Edinburgh called The Royal Mile Tavern. It's where locals gather for a dram - that's what we call a whisky in Scotland. The atmosphere there during sunset, just as the evening crowds start flowing in, it's pure magic.