The Invergordon grain Whisky distillery is located on the northern shore of the Cromarthy Firth in the Scottish Eastern Highlands.

 Invergordon is one of the few grain whisky distillery  in Scotland, located in the northeast Highlands. It was founded in 1963 and became a part of Whyte & Mackay in 1993.

It used to be home to the Ben Wyvis malt distillery, until it was demolished in 1977. Invergordon produces an original single grain distillery bottling under its own name, as well as several other independent bottlings. The aromas are of concentrated dried fruit with a bourbon-like vanilla intensity.