Distillery Information
Founded in 1892 by John Mackinlay and John Birnie
Location Speyside Region Inverness District
Water source unknown
Distillery site now occupied by a supermarket
Glen Mhor Scotch Whisky Distillery History
The two whisky entrepreneurs John Mackinlays and John Birnie founded Glen Mhor Distillery in 1892. The first whisky was distilled in December 1894
John Birnie & James McKinley formalised their partnership by becoming a private company in 1906.
The name Glen Mhor means "Great Glen" in Gaelic. In 1954 Glen Mhor became the first distillery to use Saladin Boxes to malt its Barley. These Maltings ceased operating in 1980.
In 1972 the Distillers Company Limited, who operated the distillery until 1983 when it was mothballed due to low profitability, bought the distillery.
Glen Mhor was dismantled in 1986 then demolished in 1988 to make way for a supermarket.
The history of Glen Mhor is closely linked to that of the nearby Glen Albyn distillery, also closed in 1983.
The third distillery in Inverness, Millburn, was closed in the 1980's as well
Glen Mhor bottlings are becoming increasingly rare and are much sought-after by collectors and enthusiasts
Glen Mhor Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Distillery Bottlings
No official Bottlings available
Glen Mhor Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Older Distillery Bottlings
Glen Mhor 22 year old 1979 Rare Malts Selection
Glen Mhor 28 year old 1976 Rare Malts Selection
Glen Mhor Single Malt Scotch Whisky 22 year old 1979
Rare Malts Selection Tasting Notes
Colour: Pale Gold
This Highland Single Malt Whisky starts intense and mustard hot with warm, spicy clove flavours, soon lost in a short warming finish that "creeps in from the outside”.
Glen Mhor Single Malt Scotch Whisky 28 year old 1976
Rare Malts Selection Tasting Notes
Colour: Green Gold
This Highland Malt Whisky is very complex, fresh tasting and zesty, with a tyipical lemon juice and white pepper flavour, sweetly drying to a soothing minty finish.
Glen Mhor Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Independent Bottlings
Cadenhead’s,
Coopers Choice,
Duncan Taylor Collection
Gordon & MacPhail,
Old Malt Cask (Douglas Laing)
Private Cellar, (Scotts)
Rarest of the Rare (Duncan Taylor),
Signatory,
SMWS
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Scotch Whisky
Distillery Style
Tasting Notes
Nose:Sweet, vanilla, oaky.
Palate: Sweet, syrupy, oak, barley, vanilla, spice.
Finish: Long complex and sweet.
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