Glen Albyn, re-evaluated
A number of years ago, I initiated a research project on Glen Mhor distillery , which was situated in close proximity to Glen Albyn. The research project proved to be a remarkable journey, taking the reader on a journey across decades and was enjoyed by many. From these new discoveries, several significant moments in the history of whisky were revealed, and previously obscure information was brought to light. I am, and continue to be, proud of the online resource that made this research possible. It was an ideal setting for my particular combination of traits, including tenacity, an interest in history and a passion for whisky. The passage of time is unrelenting, and with the passage of each day, the present moment becomes a mere historical artefact. As a result of the passage of time, the memories, individuals and photographs associated with Glen Mhor and Glen Albyn are gradually being lost, as is the case with all lost distilleries across Scotland. While I dedicated a sig...