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This distillery, not far from Dufftown
was built in 1973 during Seagram's
expansion in Scotland. There are three stills, each with the distinctive bulge
in the neck known as a "Milton Ball". The entire output is used for blending.
The architecture of the complex was kept close to traditional distillery design
whilst employing the most advanced modern production technology - the entire
plant can be operated by one man. Water comes from the Preenie and Kate's Well.
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It has changed its name to the Braeval Distillery, this apparently to stop any confusion with other distilleries with similar names in the area. [as]
Search Dr. Do'g's index for the history of Braes of Glenlivet/Braeval
There just might be some news about Braes of Glenlivet/Braeval in The "Scotsman" newspaper