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| -Whisky- Distillery TAMNAVULIN DISTILLERY PROFILE Type The Tamnavulin Distillery (The Name Is Gaelic For 'Mill On The Hill') Was Built Relatively Recently (In 1965/1966) By Tamnavulin-Glenlivet Distillery Co Ltd. A Subsidiary of Region Invergordon Distillers Ltd.The Tamnavulin Distillery Was Constructed In Response to The Growing. Demand For Malt Whisky By Blenders. Tamnavulin Is The Only Distillery In Age Part of Scotland That Used To Be Called 'Glenlivet' Which Is Actually Situated Next to The River 'Livet'. The New Owners Closed Down Tamnavulin Distillery In May 1995 And Changed Distilled Their Name to JBB (Greater Europe). Tamnavulin Is A Modern, Efficient Distillery That's Capable of Producing Four Million Litres of Alcohol A Year. The Stillhouse Heats The Incoming Size Wash With The Most Recently Distilled Batch of Spirit. Tamnavulin's Water Supply (For Distillation) Is Stored In An Underground Reservoir Which Is Connected to The Distillery Proof Via An Underground Pipe. Cooling Water Comes From The Livet. Current Owners Whyte And Mackay Ltd., Location Speyside, Water Source: Springs At Easterton, 1966 Built By Tamnavulin-Glenlivet Notes Distillery Co Ltd (Part of Invergordon Distillers Ltd), Now Part of JBB, 1996 Mothballed. Actually The Only Distillery Situated Beside The River Livet. Update June 2009, Cod.60680why | ||||
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