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This highland Scotch has been prized by monarchs south of the border since Queen Victoria and Prince Albert took the first ever distillery tour on her visit of 1848 after an invitation from the owner John Begg
This highland Scotch has been prized by monarchs south of the border since Queen Victoria and Prince Albert took the first ever distillery tour on her visit of 1848 after an invitation from the owner John Begg. One mile from Balmoral Castle, at the foot of the Cairngorn mountains, and the crystal clear water of the Scarnock springs.
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The Royal Lochnagar distillery
The smallest distillery in our collection, the first licensed Lochnagar distillery was set up on the north side of the river in 1826 by a former illicit distiller, but his competitors soon burned it down. A second distillery was built by John Begg on the south bank in 1845. This is the distillery we now know. Originally called New Lochnagar, it was renamed following the royal visit. Today, it retains the traditional distillery appearance – with its two pagoda kiln heads – and techniques like the open mash tun – and also has a visitor centre for the appreciation of Single Malt Scotch Whisky.
The softer highland Malt
