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	Tomintoul Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		Tomintoul nestles at a height of 354m or 1160ft on the northern slopes of the Cairngorm Mountains, and lays claim to the title of the highest village in the Highlands.
		Tomintoul is, by a large margin, the closest settlement and the most convenient place to stay when skiing at the Lecht and this has helped transform the village into a year round centre.
		Tomintoul is no longer on the "main line" of The Speyside Way, which since 2000 has gone to Aviemore, but it does remain the terminus for a high level 14 mile spur connecting to the Way at Ballindalloch.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /tomintoul/tomintoul/index.html (817 words)

	UISGE! Tomintoul Distillery: All about it
		Tomintoul distillery was the venture of two Glasgow whisky broking firms, one of which owned the Real Mountain Dew whisky blend, which was well known a century ago.
		Tomintoul was only the third new distillery to be built this century.
		Tomintoul is a medium-peated, light whisky with a pleasant bite and quite marked fragrance.
	www.uisge.com /wt/d/tomintoul.html (276 words)

	Tomintoul (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Tomintoul - pronounced 'Tomintowel' - is Scotland's highest village and has become infamous for regularly being cut off due to heavy snow.
		Tomintoul distillery was built in 1960 by W & S Strong and Hay & Macleod, two whisky broking firms from Glasgow.
		Tomintoul - pronounced 'Tomintowel' - is Scotland's highest village and has become infamous for regularly More...
	www.royalmilewhiskies.com /category.asp?cat_id=D_TOMI (362 words)

	Tomintoul 27 yo Single Malt - CigarPass (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Tomintoul is one of the newer distilleries having started production in 1965 with 2 stills and later increased to 4 about 10 years later.
		Tomintoul is mostly used for the Whyte and Mackay blends that I so thoroughly like so it should be no surprise that I think of this pretty highly.
		Tomintoul bills itself as "The Gentle Dram" and wile that is true among the 3 or so offerings I've had that doesn’t not mean it is weak.
	www.cigarpass.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=9995 (953 words)

	A Winter's Tale - [Sunday Herald] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Tomintoul, high, cold, isolated, is a byword for blizzards, blocked roads and fl ice.
		Tomintoul's relationship with the winter is a bit like that.
		A film crew took over Tomintoul in November to shoot a drama and that livened things up for a while but in the centre of the village, on a typical winter evening, there is nothing but the awesome stillness of a landscape insulated under blankets of snow.
	www.sundayherald.com /31250 (2469 words)

	Visit Tomintoul the gateway to Cairngorm National Park
		The Duke's plan can still be seen today in the wide main street and central square but the flax and linen industry which was intended to support the inhabitants never succeeded, perhaps not surprising as Tomintoul (57 deg 15m.
		Today the successor of his original distillery has the sole right to call its product "The Glenlivet" and the reputation of whisky produced in the glen extends world-wide.
		Visit Tomintoul is sponsored by A'anside Studios and The Whisky Castle
	www.visittomintoul.co.uk (298 words)

	Tomintoul Distillery
		The Tomintoul Distillery is situated in the Glenlivet Estate at Ballantruan on the east side of the River Avon and in the valley between the Glenlivet Forest and the hills of Cromdale.
		The distillery was built in the mid 1960's and the location was chosen for the exceptional quality of the Ballantruan Spring water which is used exclusively in the production of the Tomintoul malt whisky.
		In the heart of the Speyside-Glenlivet region, the Tomintoul Distillery was built to capture this unique resource.
	www.tomintouldistillery.co.uk /index1.html (129 words)

	Accessing Scotland's Past (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The village of Tomintoul is generally thought to have been founded in 1750 by Alexander, fourth Duke of Gordon, but in fact the initial surveys were carried out in 1775.
		The water supply was upgraded in 1890, coal replaced peat as the major domestic fuel by 1920, and in 1949 electricity was introduced.
		By that time, Tomintoul was already able to hold its own as a popular tourist destination.
	www.rcahms.gov.uk /asp/tomintoul1.html (378 words)

	Tomintoul
		Although the Catholics of Tomintoul and district were sometimes reduced to worshipping in a field, there appears to have been a small church built in the late 1750’s: there are definite mentions of a small churdh at Balavlaiiç near the junction ot the Lecht and Dufftown roads.
		The main altar is impressive but not unduly elaborate, and overall hangs a carved wooden tester In the burial ground outside, the gravestones will give the visitor a good idea of the families and dwelling-places of former generations, many natives of the district having left this smallplace to attain celebrity in distant places.
		In 1880 nuns from the Convent of Mercy in.21gm came to Tomintoul to take charge of the R.C. School, and in 1921 a new wing and chapel were added to the convent, chiefly through the generosity of a benefactor.
	www.scalan.co.uk /tomintoul.htm (495 words)

	Benavon Cottage in Tomintoul, near Ballindalloch in Scotland
		is situated in the beautiful tourist village of Tomintoul, the highest village in the Highlands within the Glenlivet Estate and in the Cairngorm National Park, on the scenic route from Royal Deeside (Balmoral) to Inverness.
		As we are so central it is the ideal base for touring, walking (there are many walks throughout the Glenlivet Estate), hill walking, mountain biking, cycling, skiing (ski Lecht 6 miles), bowling, fishing on the rivers Avon or Spey and pony trekking.
		Tomintoul has three hotels and a restaurant which offers excellent pub / a la carte food.
	www.cottageguide.co.uk /benavon (224 words)

	Scottish Towns - Tomintoul, Aberdeenshire
		ituated between the glen of the Avon and the vale of Conglass, Tomintoul was founded in 1779 by Alexander 4th Duke of Gordon.
		Tomintoul claims to be the highest village, at 1,160ft, in the Scottish Highlands (the highest village in Scotland being Wanlockhead).
		Most of the houses here were built by successive generations of the Stuart family although the first house in the village to be constructed of stone did not appear until the 1950's.
	www.scottish-towns.co.uk /aberdeenshire/tomintoul/index.html (229 words)

	Self Catering Holiday Accommodation Cairngorms Tomintoul
		Tomintoul is the highest village in the Highlands of Scotland • Self Catering Accommodation for 2 people • Cairngorm National Park
		The accommodation (attached to the owners house) is situated in the peaceful, secluded village of Tomintoul, the highest village in the highlands with stunning views all around.
		Tomintoul is in the heart of the Cairngorm National Park.
	www.tomintoul-selfcatering.com (157 words)

	Scotland - Glenlivet Ride with Hidden Trails. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Tomintoul is the highest village in the Scottish Highlands (1,165 feet) situated in the south of Moray on the edge of the Cairngorm Mountains.
		Stretching from the Cairngorm Mountains northwards to a coastal lowland plain known as the Laigh of Moray, Moray is bisected by the River Spey which flows northwards to empty into the North Sea.
		Tomintoul, was created as a planned village by the 4th Duke of Gordon who in 1775 decided to create a manufacturing settlement as a focus for the communities scattered throughout his upland property.
	hiddentrails.com /europe/scotland/glenlivet.htm (1314 words)

	Scotland holidays, vacations, Scotch Whiskey Trail! (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.virginia.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Set amidst the beautiful Cairngorm mountains and the Cromdale Hills, Tomintoul is the highest village in the Scottish Highlands.
		Tomintoul is a fine location for visiting the area's many castles and stately homes, or for following the famous Whisky Trail.
		In winter, the Lecht Ski Center is a short distance away, with Tomintoul providing the nearest accommodation base.
	whiskytrail.com.cob-web.org:8888 (217 words)

	Tomintoul Gallery
		Jane Lannagan is the artist in residence at Tomintoul Gallery which is situated just off the Square in Tomintoul, gateway to the new Cairngorms National Park.
		The visitor to this Gallery will enjoy the warm and welcoming atmosphere, the wide range of art on display and the personal assistance of the artist herself when she is in the Gallery.
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	www.highland-holidays-scotland.co.uk /gallery.php (263 words)

	Tomintoul Single Malt Whisky, Spirits, Marie Brizard
		TOMINTOUL (pronounced “Tom-in-t’owl”) is the highest village in the Highlands, in the heart of the renowned Speyside-Glenlivet region.
		Tomintoul is also the name of a classic Single Malt whisky.
		Renowned for its delicate flavour, Tomintoul Single Malt Whisky is the creation of our Master Distiller, Robert Fleming, whose family has been making Speyside-Glenlivet whisky for four generations.
	www.mariebrizard.com /en/gamme,41,1,,tomintoul-single-malt-whisky.html (151 words)

	A Tomintoul / Tomintoul-Glenlivet review by Alternative Whisky Academy, Tomintoul / Tomintoul-Glenlivet information.
		Tomintoul is the highest village in the Scottish Highlands, although the distillery itself, being outside the village, is not quite as high above sea level as Dalwhinnie.
		Tomintoul is regularly cut off by snow in winter.
		Situated in the valley of the River Avon on the B9 136 off the A939 Grantown-on-Spey to Tomintoul road.
	www.awa.dk /whisky/tomintou (238 words)

	Exceptional Spirits From Around the World (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Tomintoul 16-Year Old garnered a Gold Medal at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition and a 90 Point (“Exceptional”) rating from the Beverage Testing Institute.
		Tomintoul 27-Year Old was awarded a 93 Point (“Exceptional”) rating from the Beverage Testing Institute, a Double Gold Medal at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition and a 4-Star (“Highly Recommended”) rating from F. Paul Pacult’s Spirit Journal.
		Each of the two silky-smooth textured Tomintoul Single Malt Scotches displays varying concentrations (the 27-Year Old is obviously more opulent and intense than the 16-Year Old) of delicate marshmallow, cotton candy, light oak, marzipan and almond aromas, coupled with fruity, dark caramel, coconut cream, oloroso sherry, and chocolate flavors on the palate.
	www.kedemwines.com /new_royalwines/spirits.html (608 words)

	Tomintoul Hostel
		A small friendly hostel with great facilities set in the refurbished village school, surrounded by distilleries, walking trails and amazing wildlife.
		It’s no surprise that Tomintoul is an area famous for the three 'W's: whisky, walking and wildlife.The walking in the local area is superb, with many wonderful low and high level walks on the Glenlivet estate.
		Tomintoul is also on the Speyside Way, making it a great area for other outdoor activities such as cycling, horse riding and fishing.
	www.syha.org.uk /syha/web/site/Hostels/Tomintoul.asp (89 words)

	StumpHunters Cycling and MTB page
		Tomintoul is part of the Glenlivet Crown Estate, and is such very well looked after.
		The Routes that are laid out by the Crown Estate surprised me, I was expected rolling pathways and no Technical bits, boy was I surprised, I was a sort of XC with massive hills in experience.
		The best thing to do when you arrive at Tomintoul is to visit the Tourist Centre and get one of their Cycling Leaflets, although I will advise you to get one for the Walks as well because on the routes the Walkers have more of the sign posts.
	cgarwood.freeservers.com /R2Tomintoul.htm?gbno=13183 (1424 words)

	McKever::Tomintoul homepage
		You'll find the Gordon and the Richmond Hotels overlooking the Square in the centre of Tomintoul.
		Tomintoul is a beautiful village nestled amongst the Cairngorms in the UK largest National Park.
		The dramatic surrounding areas offer a wealth of outdoor pursuits including fishing, walking and skiing - so there is something for everyone throughout the year.
	www.tomintoulhotels.co.uk (223 words)

	Tomintoul
		Tomintoul ist zwar unbestritten das höchstgelegene Dorf in den Highlands, aber die 1965 erbaute Brennerei gleichen Namens liegt etwas unterhalb des Örtchens, so dass der Preis für die höchstgelegene Brennerei an Dalwhinnie geht.
		Tomintoul is unquestioned the highest located village in the Highlands, but the Tomintoul Distillery, which was built in 1965, is situated a little bit below the village, so that the award for the highest located distillery belongs to Dalwhinnie.
		Tomintoul - Ansicht von der Straße / View from the Street
	www.thewhiskystore.de /dist/tomintou/tomintou.htm (139 words)

	Tomintoul Local (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Welcome to the Tomintoul and Glenlivet area of the
		To learn about the beautiful and interesting area of Tomintoul and Glenlivet the please follow the menu trail for Local Information.
		For the accommodation that Tomintoul Local has to offer you, then please follow the menu for accommodation.
	www.tomintoul-local.co.uk /home.htm (121 words)

	Overview of Tomintoul (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Buildings of interest include the Museum, Thomas Telford's Parliamentary Church (1826), the Catholic Chapel (1837) and Richmond Hall which was rebuilt as a Memorial Hall and Library after the First World War.
		Tomintoul Distillery, which lies on the Malt Whisky Trail 6 miles (10 km) north of the village.
		Tomintoul, which is situated at the southern extremity of the Speyside walk, has a Youth Hostel in addition to several hotels.
	www.geo.ed.ac.uk /scotgaz/towns/townfirst225.html (257 words)

	Famous moments from around the Tomintoul and Glenlivet area
		Tomintoul is an area famous for the three 'W's: whisky, walking and wildlife
		A century later, the village had been transformed, and is now a thriving clean tourism destination, with people coming from all over the world to sample Whisky and the stunning surroundings.
		Tomintoul nestles at a height of 354m or 1160ft on the northern slopes of the Cairngorm Mountains.
	www.glenavon-hotel.co.uk /famousmoments.htm (206 words)

	tomintoul campsite - Welcome to Scotland - tomintoul campsite (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Find out more about Tomintoul campsites and things to see and do nearby.
		Welcome to Scotland will help you find an Tomintoul campsite and if you plan to move about during your stay you can search for other accommodation either by location or name.
		So if you are planning your first trip to Scotland, returning to enjoy even more of the country, or if you live here, use Welcome to Scotland's database of Tomintoul campsites to help plan your itinerary.
	www.welcome-scotland.com /hotels-scotland/tomintoul-campsite.html (182 words)

	Glen Avon Hotel Tomintoul, Moray, Scotland.
		The Glen Avon is a small family run hotel nestled in the heart of the Highlands of Scotland.
		It is situated overlooking the village square of delightful Tomintoul, reputed as the highest village in the Highlands.
		Offering a choice of standard or en-suite rooms with bed and breakfast facilities, all of which are double glazed with central heating, colour television and tea and coffee making amenities.
	www.glenavon-hotel.co.uk (231 words)

	TOMINTOUL - 16 Year Old - Highland Whisky : Buy online @ TheDrinkShop.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In 1974, the number of stills were doubled from 2 to 4, when its first single malt was marketed.
		For a number of years Tomintoul Single Malt was renowned for the its 'perfume' shaped bottle.
		The distillery is 8 miles from Tomintoul village which is used by walkers and climbers as a base camp.
	www.thedrinkshop.com /products/nlpdetail.php?prodid=3129 (222 words)

	Scotland 2001 - Tomintoul/Glenlivet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Wir erritten mit unseren Pferden die Gegend von Tomintoul.
		With our horses we discovered the area around Tomintoul.
		It was up the hill and down again or sometimes just around it.
	www.armin-grewe.com /holiday/scotland2001/tomintoul_glenlivet.htm (116 words)

	Tomintoul bed and breakfast accommodation Tomintoul near Grantown on Spey - Argyle House B&B
		Tomintoul bed and breakfast accommodation Tomintoul near Grantown on Spey - Argyle House B&B
		he village of Tomintoul is charmingly situated in the foot hills of Cairngorm Mountains, within the National Park It lies on the main route between Deeside and Speyside near the Lecht Pass and at 1160 feet it is the highest village in the Highlands of Scotland.
		It was founded in the Eighteenth Century by the Duke of Gordon to provide homes and employment (as weavers) for the local people.
	www.scotland2000.com /argylehouse (461 words)

	holiday cottages in Banffshire, Scotland: Tomintoul in the Cairngorms
		is situated in the small village of Tomintoul - the highest village in the Highlands, within the Cairngorm National Park.
		The Lecht Ski slopes are only 6 miles from Tomintoul.
		The village has 3 hotels and a selection of shops.
	www.cottageguide.co.uk /altnavoir (134 words)

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