Inchgower 12 Year Old 2009 James Eadie

Inchgower Distillery, founded by Alexander Wilson in 1871 as a successor to his Tochineal Distillery, is strategically located just south of Buckie in Scotland’s prestigious Speyside whisky region. Situated near the historic Inchgower Coaching Inn, the distillery benefits from its prime location on the mill lead, which channels pure, soft spring water from the Burn of Buckie to the Mill of Buckie, ensuring the highest quality water for whisky production. Additionally, Inchgower’s convenient proximity to the road leading to Buckie Harbour and the Buckie Railway Station facilitated efficient transportation and distribution of its spirits. In 1966, the distillery significantly expanded its production capacity by increasing its stills from two to four, enhancing its ability to meet the growing demand for high-quality whisky. Today, the majority of Inchgower Distillery’s malt whisky is dedicated to premium blended Scotch whiskies, contributing to some of Scotland’s most renowned blends. With its rich heritage and unwavering commitment to excellence, Inchgower Distillery continues to be a vital contributor to the Speyside whisky landscape, celebrated for its role in both single malt and blended whisky markets. Whether blending for iconic brands or maintaining traditional distilling practices, Inchgower Distillery remains a cornerstone of Scotland’s esteemed whisky industry, attracting enthusiasts and connoisseurs worldwide.