Wanted

 



My aim is to create a celebration and online resource for all things Glen Mhor. Prior to this, the distillery has been relatively overlooked, with most of the focus around closed distilleries going towards the big guns like Brora, Port Ellen and Rosebank. Great distilleries on their own merits, but so was Glen Mhor and countless others. 

We're on the lookout for photographs, stories and anything related to the distillery. Even if you worked at the distillery, or have tales from a relative who worked there, we'd love to hear them. So many people have fed into this online resource I cannot thank them all individually, but due to their efforts, we're created something wonderful.

The whiskies will follow with our thoughts in the coming years - that's the fun bit!

We hope you enjoy what we've created so far and if you have anything new to offer, please get in touch via email (glenmhorwhisky at gmail.com), reach out via Instagram or leave a comment. We're also on Pinterest as well and of course, Facebook.

If you want to use any of our research or material, please get in touch and all we ask is that you give credit. 

We're looking to find anything Glen Mhor related, especially the following publications that have been highlighted identified in our research:
  • Photographs within the distillery.
  • The booklet, Pictures of Inverness, with a peep into Glen Mhor Distillery, written by none other than Alfred Barnard. This was a promotional type publication, Barnard had written similar publications for Dalmore and White Horse which have survived. 
  • Glen Mhor Distillery, Inverness. The Wine and Spirit Trade Record, 8th October. 1907, pp. 1-8.
  • 17th November 1896, local firm Ross & MacBeth submit plans to the Inverness Dean Guild for 2 new warehouses at Glen Mhor.
  • We also know that the distillery extension plans came up for sale on eBay in January 2020 (see below), sadly friends were unsuccessful in bidding for these plans. We'd love to be able to show you these in greater detail... Note, these warehouse extensions were from 1898.



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