From the distillery in Scotland to Highland Games in the New World...we are Clan Fraser.

CLAN FRASER RESERVE

Blended Scotch Whisky

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Co-Founders

Co-Founders

The Four Original Co-Founders of The Borders Distillery, home of Clan Fraser Reserve Blended Scotch Whisky . The smiles on their faces should tell you how good Clan Fraser Reserve really is but maybe you should decide for yourself with your own taste test...or maybe two.

The Borders Distillery

The Borders Distillery at Night, a landmark in the town of Hawick, works around the clock to produce the best that Scotland has to offer. Thanks to The Three Stills Company for the photographs in this upper section.

Copper Stills

One of our Special Copper Stills with the unique skylights in the distillery. The first legal distillery in over 180 years in the Borders. It's rumored that the Hogwart's Naming Hat design was taken from here

Special Pot Stills

Top View of our Special Pot Stills which give our products that wee bit extra. Once matured in a Charred Oak Cask for at least three years and one day, Scottish law allows us to call it Scotch Whisky. But after even more time, we can finally call it Clan Fraser Reserve Blended Scotch Whisky.

Clan Fraser Tasting Table

The Clan Fraser Tasting Table at the Elizabeth, Colorado Highland Games where the Clan was a mile high in the Rocky Mountains. Voted best Whisky over 16 others including some 12 yr old single malts. Thanks to Sue for the photograph

Clan Fraser Society Members

Clan Fraser Society Members at Grandfather Mountain, NC enjoying Clan Fraser Reserve Blended Scotch Whisky just before the Clan picnic. The Reserve has been awarded the Peoples' Choice Award over 72 other entries including a 20 year old single malt by taste test. Thanks to Paul for the photograph

Ian Fraser

Ian Fraser, with wit and charm, presented the Haggis to the delight of all at the GM Highland Games with a little help from Bobbie Burns. Naturally it tasted even better with Clan Fraser Reserve Blended Scotch Whisky. Thanks to Clarke for the photograph

Kay With TheClan Fraser Banner

Kay had the honor of carrying the Clan Fraser Banner in the Main Street parade before over 5000 spectators. Her red hair and green eyes, together with Clarke & Sue plus Henri, the Old English Sheepdog, helped make Clan Fraser a standout in the two hour-long parade.