Glen Albyn Whisky

  With just a click, we're back in action. I apologise for the recent silence. Life has been unexpectedly hectic, family goes without saying, especially with the exciting task of releasing a vinyl record under my own label. Yet, amidst all the distractions, my thoughts have remained with Glen Albyn and Glen Mhor; there's something about lost distilleries that truly captivates the soul. Hopefully, you've all been keeping well.  As we dive back into the logbook, we find ourselves at the end of 1924, still witnessing the essential duties of an exciseman. While this particular entry may not pertain directly to Glen Albyn, it sheds light on the responsibilities of the role and the extent of oversight and scrutiny that the excise maintained within the local community. Every page in this logbook provides us with a window into a past era, seldom recorded and filled with endless possibilities. I am continually grateful to the Highland Archive Centre in Inverness for the opportunity...