Inchgower Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Speyside Scotch Whisky Distillery

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Inchgower

Scotch Whisky
Distillery Style
Tasting Notes

Nose: Sweet, spicy, hint of peat.

Palate: Light to Medium. Spicy, malty, sweet.

Finish: Bitter chocolate.

Inchgower Distillery, Buckie,

Banffshire,
AB56 5AB
Tel: +44 (0)1542 831161

No Visitor Facilities..

Inchgower Scotch Whisky

Distillery Information
Founded in 1871 by Alexander Wilson
Location Speyside region Northern coast Buckie
Water source Springs in the Menduff Hills

Inchgower Distilling Equipment
Stainless steel mash tun.
6 Oregon pine washbacks
4 pot stills
Matured in American oak bourbon casks in on site warehousing.

Inchgower Whisky Distillery History  
Inchgower Distillery was constructed as a replacement for the Tochineal distillery (1824) near Cullen, which had been closed due to a shortage of water

Alexander Wilson, the nephew of John Wilson the founder of Tochineal distillery, built Inchgower distillery in 1871 at Rathven one and a half miles east of Buckie. To ensure a plentiful supply of water from the Letter burn and Aultmore springs.

The new distillery was considered to be a model distillery in those days. When Alfred Barnard visited in 1885 he observed,  “ is of handsome elevation… the buildings which are of stone and slate are erected in the form of an oblong quadrangle and cover nearly four acres of ground…. A modern work, and is fitted up with all the latest improvements of machinery and vessels.”

The distillery went into liquidation in 1903 eventually purchased by the Buckie Town Council some time in1930 or 1933? (Two dates found)

The council sold the distillery to Arthur Bell & Sons in 1936..

In 1966, the distillery was refitted and its working capacity increased the number of stills was doubled from 2 to 4.

Guinness acquired Arthur Bell & Sons in 1985. Guinness evolved to become UDV a few years later.

Only 1% of the malt whisky produced is sold as single malt, the remaining whisky is used in the Bell's, White Horse and Johnnie Walker blended whiskies.

Inchgower Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Distillery Bottlings
Inchgower Aged 14 Years (Flora & Fauna bottling)

Inchgower Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Older Distillery Bottlings
Inchgower 22 year old 1974 Rare Malts Selection
Inchgower 27 year old 1976 Rare Malts Selection

Inchgower Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Independent Bottlings
Adelphi
Berry's own Selection
Bladnoch Forum
Cadenhead's
connoisseurs Choice (Gordon & MacPhail)
Coopers Choice (Vintage Malt Whisky Company)
Dewar Rattery
Duncan Taylor Collection
Hart Brothers
NC2 (Duncan Taylor)
Old Malt Cask (Douglas Laing)
SMWS
Whisky Galore (Duncan Taylor)

Inchgower aged 14 years Flora & Fauna label

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Inchgower aged 14 years Flora & Fauna bottling

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