Glenallachie Distillery
Glenallachie distillery was built in 1967 by Mackinlays, a subsidiary of Scottish and Newcastle breweries. Mackinlays saw the need to build a distillery given the demand for Scotch whisky from the American market. During the difficult 1980's Invergordon distillers acquired Mackinlays. They didn't hold it for long, four years after they took over, they sold the mothballed distillery to a subsidiary of Pernod-Ricard: Campbell Distillers.
The whisky from this distillery is rarely seen as as a single malt. Independent bottlings are few. In 2017 Glenallachie was sold to legendary distiller Billy Walker. A new range of single malts was launched in 2018.
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Glenallachie 10 year old French Oak Finish
Glenallachie 10 year old French Oak Finish
Glenallachie 10 year old Cask Strength Batch 10
Glenallachie 10 year old Cask Strength Batch 10
Glenallachie 10 year old Cask Strength Batch 9
Glenallachie 10 year old Cask Strength Batch 9
Glenallachie 12 Year Old
Glenallachie 12 Year Old
Glenallachie 18 Year Old
Glenallachie 18 Year Old
Glenallachie 2008 (12 year old) Murray McDavid Benchmark Range
Glenallachie 2008 (12 year old) Murray McDavid Benchmark Range
Glenallachie 7 year old Hungarian Virgin Oak
Glenallachie 7 year old Hungarian Virgin Oak
Glenallachie 8 year old
Glenallachie 8 year old
