Glen Albyn Whisky

  As we welcome a new year, could it also mean shedding some responsibilities? Only the records of our beloved exciseman can reveal the truth. One of the greatest pleasures of this research is diving into topics I previously knew little about, especially those related to the Inverness distilleries. The history of the UK Entertainment tax serves as a prime example. Thankfully, Terramedia has gathered its history from 1916 to 1950, revealing that changes to the tax were implemented in 1924, which fits this entry.  We have always trusted G.W. Peterkin's expertise, as the chart illustrates that ticket prices of 6d were exempt from tax, while those at 1s 3d received 'some reductions' instead of being entirely eliminated. The article further highlights how lucrative this tax was for the Treasury, likely making it quite unpopular among those simply seeking a brief escape from the rigours of life. Even that, it appears, was subject to taxation. 'Glen Albyn Distillery  Invernes...