If the picture not really represents
a traditional distillery, it's because Millburn has been partially
destroyed, and the remaining buildings have been altered and
are currently used to settle a"Beefeater Restaurant & Pubs"
Originally known as "Inverness Distillery", Millburn has been
acquired in 1892 by two members of the Haig family.
The distillery has been acquired in 1921 by the gin producer Booth's,
and destroyed by a fire in 1922.
Rebuild, it has been bought by the D.C.L (Distillers Company
Ltd.) in 1937.
Currently one of the buildings is used to settle a restaurant.
There is an official bottling available in the "Rare malts" collection,
and Millburn is still available at independent bottlers.
Millburn |
Rare Malts, 25 years |
Age |
25 years |
Alcohol percentage |
61,9 % |
Bottler |
Officiel |
Dates |
Distil: 1975 Bottling: 10-2006 |
Bottle |
364 of |
links & average quote |
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Millburn |
Rare Malts, 35 years |
Age |
35 years |
Alcohol percentage |
51,2 % |
Bottler |
Officiel |
Dates |
Distil: 1969 Bottling: 2005 |
links & average quote |
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Millburn |
Un-chillfiltered collection 1983 |
Age |
17 years |
Alcohol percentage |
46,0 % |
Bottler |
Signatory |
Dates |
Distil: 1983 |
links & average quote |
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Millburn |
The Antique Collection, 1979 |
Age |
17 years |
Alcohol percentage |
43,0 % |
Bottler |
Signatory |
Dates |
Distil: 1979 Bottling: 1996 |
Bottle |
3188 of 6000 btls |
links & average quote |
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Millburn |
Distilled 1972 |
Age |
34 years |
Alcohol percentage |
46 % |
Bottler |
Gordon & MacPhail |
Dates |
Distil: 1972 Bottling: 2006 |
links & average quote |
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The Speyside area is situated at the North of the Cairngorm mountain and goes to the Moray firth. It is delimited
by two rivers: the Findhorn at the West side and the Deveron on the East side.
The area is named after the river Spey. Most of the distilleries take their water in one of its affluents; the Fiddich, the
Livet or the Avon.
About sixty distilleries from Speyside are described on this site.
Click on the map for a list of the distilleries of the area, on the title for further information
about the Speyside area, and if you want to make an "alphabetical journey" through the area, please
click on one of the pagode roofs, according to the direction you want to follow
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