Glen Albyn Whisky

  We find ourselves transported back to 1924, following a mix-up with the pages from the invaluable Glen Albyn logbook. My apologies for the filing error and thanks once more to the Highland Archive Centre and HMRC for safeguarding this intriguing log and granting us access. As we delve into these pages, they are brimming with surprises, and this entry is no exception. In these initial entries, we observe that Gilbert W. Peterkin had numerous responsibilities beyond the distillery's confines. These entries would never appear in the later Glen Mhor logbook that we thoroughly examined. We are witnessing a transformation in the role of the Exciseman, which is increasingly concentrating on activities within distilleries rather than on businesses and events throughout the city. Today, we are venturing into one of the most magnificent and forgotten Highland venues. Whether for a cup of tea, maybe something stronger, or to appreciate the arts. It presents a stark contrast to the inner w...