Glen Albyn Whisky

  Now, here's a delightful surprise. In my previous article , I pondered the existence and fate of any additional inserts mentioned in G.W. Peterkin's report and those in general from previously seen logbooks.  I am thrilled to share that we actually possess such a supplement within the log, loosely placed into the pages. This not only offers us further insight into the incident itself but also gives us a peek into the expected format, or at least the standard, that these reports and supplements were meant to adhere to. Also, we have jumped on a few years over these last two pages, which is my filing error. We'll return to the early 1920s in the next article.  I'll transcribe the letter itself below before highlighting any important points: '31st May 1928 Sir: With reference to your application dated 16th February, 1928, for remission of duty on a chargeable deficiency of 8.9 proof gallons on cask No.4 22 of 1922, sent from Glenmhor  Glen Albyn to Kilmarnock in Jul...