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Glen Mhor Distillery End of the Beginning

  It fills me with immense joy to reflect on the fact that after three and a half years of dedicated online exploration, we have finally wrapped up the Glen Mhor research project, a journey that has been in the making for many years before that. Don't worry - this marks merely the beginning of unwrapping of the first layer, with a new layer to utilise one day. I have numerous Mhor possibilities in the pipeline, loose threads to tie up, archives to visit, and exciting opportunities to delve into as I navigate the intricate tapestry woven by a forgotten distillery. The experience has been enjoyable, fulfilling, and, in a positive sense, quite the investment of time and resources. My goal to elevate Glen Mhor's profile within the distillery narrative has been successful, placing it prominently in any historical account. I am grateful for the wonderful individuals (you know who you are) who have supported me throughout this endeavour, as well as the descendants who have generously

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