Scotland: Single malt whisky through the producing distilleries: history, making, production and tasting notes

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Tullibardine

Tullibardine: to distillery main page

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Tullibardine is a distillery situated a few miles south of Glenturret, just near the water bottling plant Highland Spring. The visit of this distillery was not planned, but it has been one of the most exciting visits.
Per chance, John Black came along, while I was taking some pictures of the distillery. He invited us to have a closer look on the buildings.
The distillery is mothballed since years, and would be demolished. Fortunately, a small investors group, (John Black, retired manager of Old Pulteney is one of them) decided to revive this distillery.
Large repairing works are done currently, with amongst others, the construction of a visitor centre.
It is the intention of the owners to sell exclusively single malt.



Tullibardine board and Jean-Marie Putz	John Black and Jean-Marie Putz



wash back	mash tun

boiler	boiler

spirit safe	low wine safe

empty warehouse, under repair works

John Black	John Black and Jean-Marie Putz



	mash tun (inside)

Opening of the distillery: the directors and the Earl od Dalhousie

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Last update: Tuesday, 12-Aug-2008 16:00:18 CEST
Wed 20 08 2008, 05:47 - 31 visiteurs au cours de la dernière heure et 2 visiteurs sur le site en ce moment.
Copyright:Jean-Marie Putz (2003-2007)

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