Lieux whisky à Brora, Scotland.
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Brora, Scotland
Coastal Highland distillery in Brora founded in 1819, closed in 1983, and carefully restored and reopened in 2021. Malts.com describes its single malt as having a distinctive waxy texture, lightly peated character and coastal influence, with limited production. Visitor access is by pre-booked premium small-group experiences only.
Brora, Scotland
Traces its origins to 1819, when the Marquess of Stafford founded the original distillery; that site closed in 1968 and production moved to the modern distillery across the road. The spirit is known for subtle waxiness and coastal elegance, shaped by Northern Highland barley and water from the Clynemilton Burn, and is one of the Four Corners of Johnnie Walker. The visitor centre is currently closed to the public.
