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Where the river Lossie approaches the malt whisky town of Elgin there are no
fewer than eight distilleries within a few miles. Glen Elgin is not the
nearest to the town whose name it bears but it close enough. The distillery
was founded in 1898-1900, rebuilt and extended in 1964. The malt is an important
component of the White Horse blended whisky.
© Michael Jackson 1994
Having been mothballed for two and a half years it is ready to begin production again in September (1995). The distillery has just had its stills replaced. [as]
Longmorn, Elgin, Morayshire
Tel: 01343-86212
Hear "Glen Elgin" pronounced in AU or WAV format
Search Dr. Do'g's index for the history of Glen Elgin
There just might be some news about Glen Elgin in The "Scotsman" newspaper