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Distillery |
THE EDRADOUR DISTILLERY PROFILE |
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The First Official Documents Attesting to Distillation Edradour Back to 1837. However It Seems That In 1825 |
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Region |
Some Farmers Came Together Cooperatively to Minimize Their Costs, And Produce Their Whiskey Legally. Company Was So Successful It Was |
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Age |
Decided In 1841 to start Producing For Commercial Sale. Electricity Installed In 1947. Edradour Is The Smallest Scotch Distillery, Only Three People Working Full time. |
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Distilled |
With A Weekly Output of 12 Casks Or 5500 Litres. After Passing Between Various Hands, The Distillery Was Bought In 1933 By William Whiteley Who Made Edradour. |
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Size |
More Recently, After Taking Control Edradour 1992 - Via Campbell Distillers - Pernod Ricard Group Has sold to The Independent Bottler Signatory Vintage July 22, 2002 |
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Proof |
Current Owners Signatory, Location Highlands, Water Source: A Spring On Ben Vrackie. 1982 Purchased By Campbell Distillers (Pernod Ricard) And Visitor Centre Built . |
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Notes |
1986 Bottled As A Single Malt For First Time. Status Active/Producing. Date 26.01.2010. |
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