Glen Mhor Distillery,Speyside
Purists pronounce Glen Mhor the Gaelic way, "Glen Vawr". The
distillery was built in 1892 in Inverness.
Just as in the case of the nearby Glen Albyn, the water source was the famous Loch Ness. It was one of several ditilleries at which the poet, novelist and pioneering whisky-writer Neil Gunn worked as an exciseman. In “Scotch Missed”, Brian Townsend writes that Gunn was inspired by Glen Mhor to let slip his observation that "until a man has had the luck to chance upon a perfectly matured malt, he does not really know what whisky is".
The distillery has been demolished in 1986 and a shopping centre has been built on the site. Glen Mhor can still be found in independent bottlers' collections.
Just as in the case of the nearby Glen Albyn, the water source was the famous Loch Ness. It was one of several ditilleries at which the poet, novelist and pioneering whisky-writer Neil Gunn worked as an exciseman. In “Scotch Missed”, Brian Townsend writes that Gunn was inspired by Glen Mhor to let slip his observation that "until a man has had the luck to chance upon a perfectly matured malt, he does not really know what whisky is".
The distillery has been demolished in 1986 and a shopping centre has been built on the site. Glen Mhor can still be found in independent bottlers' collections.
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Berrys' Own Selection Glen Mhor Cask # 1231
UK » Scotch Whisky » Speyside Whisky |
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Ready, but will keep,
46% alc.
The Glen Mhor Distillery operated from 1892 until its final closure in 1983. The buildings were demolished in 1986 and a shopping centre was built on the site. Glen Mhor means ‘great Glen’, named after the Caledonian Canal from which it drew its water supply. This is a last chance to ... MORE | ||||
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