Glen Albyn Distillery Logbook 22nd September 1924
The following page of the Distillery logbook, regrettably, leads us away from the hallowed ground of the stillroom of Glen Mhor. However, it takes us across a bustling Telford Street and into the grounds of Glen Albyn, specifically to its equally obscure stillroom, pictured above in a colour restored image from 1917. This entry provides us with a glimpse into the general deterioration of the stills themselves and the probable effects of distilling during the early 1900s. As always, my thanks to the Highland Archive Centre in Inverness for preserving this book and enabling me to share its story with a broader audience. 'Glen Albyn Distillery Inverness 22nd September 1924 Honourable Sirs I beg to report that the bottom of the wash still at this Distillery has now been renewed. The part removed has been replaced by a part of exactly the same dimensions and there is no change in the construction connections position, capacity, or security of the still. All alterations are...

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