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Edradour History. Nestled within the idyllic highlands of Scotland, the Edradour Distillery boasts a history as rich as the lore behind the birth of Scotch whisky. Prior to the 15th century, whisky was known as "Uisge Beatha" or "the Water of Life," believed to have medicinal properties. The high demand for whisky led to high taxes on.
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Description. Edradour Distilleries is the smallest distillery in Pitlochry. Here, in the Highlands they produce 10-year whisky (single malt whisky precisely). Visit this distillery and enjoy guided tours around the site while having a taste of the exclusive whisky. There are audiovisuals o help you get better insight into the production process.
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Stills Condenser. Edradour distillery (Scottish Gaelic: Eadar Dhà Dhobhar, "between two rivers") is a Highland single malt whisky distillery based in Pitlochry, Perthshire.It has been owned by the Signatory Vintage Scotch Whisky Company since 2002, and was previously owned by Pernod Ricard.. Signatory, founded in 1988, is primarily an independent bottler and is based in Pitlochry.
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See 28 reviews and 61 photos of Edradour Distillery "As Scotland's smallest distillery - Edradour is a truly fascinating place and is well worth a visit. Entrance tot eh distillery tour is free. Three men are employed to make the whisky produced here by hand, with only 12 casks per week being produced and these casks are then laid down for 10 years to mature, so you know the whisky made here.
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in 2005, Edradour could claim to be Scotland's smallest distillery with an. annual production capacity of a mere 90,000 litres (just like Kilchoman). Lately, more small distilleries like Daftmill and Loch Ewe were opened. The Edradour distillery is situated near Pitlochry - one of Scotand's. most charming towns.
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A Warm Welcome to Edradour, world renowned as Scotland's Little Gem and arguably the most unique. Dating back to 1825, Edradour, stands alone as the last stronghold of handmade single malt whisky from a farm distillery still in production today . Hidden in the very heart of Perthshire, this picturesque 'little Model Village' of Edradour is.
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Maybe. Strathearn Distillery now says it's "probably" the smallest distillery in Scotland. But regardless, Edradour still remains tiny. So tiny in fact that they only have a handful of employees on staff and can only produce 600 liters a week. Compare that with Glenfiddich which can churn out more than 13 million liters a year, and you can.
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Edradour Distillery Overview. 2023 Update - At the time of writing (January 2023), we are still awaiting details of when the distillery will re-open to visitors. Edradour Distillery is Scotland's smallest distillery. This is a very quaint distillery run by a small team who make the whisky in a manner that is almost on a home brew scale of.
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The Production. Edradour is often described as the smallest Whisky distillery there is in Scotland. There are a few smaller distilleries in Scotland. The output of the two pot stills is only about 100,000 litres per year. The water comes from Ben Vrackie Springs. The distillery lies directly at the small burn Edradour.
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Edradour Distillery History. When Alfred Barnard visited Edradour Distillery around 1885-86, he noted a Barley Barn, Malt House and Mill all in the same building, a Mash Tun of 1000 gallons / 4500 litres and four Washbacks capable of holding the same.The wash still had a capacity of 740 gallons (3,364 litres), and the spirit/ low-wines still 420 gallons (1,909 litres).
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1886 Edradour is acquired by John McIntosh & Co. 1933 The distillery is sold to William Whiteley & Co. 1982 Campbell Distilleries, part of Pernod Ricard buys the distillery and adds a visitors' centre. 1986 Edradour's first single malt is released. 2002 The distillery is bought by Signatory's Andrew Symington for £5.4m.
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Edradour is perhaps best known as one of Scotland's smallest distilleries, producing a mere 90,000 litres per annum with a work force of just three. Established in 1825 in the hills of Pitlochry, Edradour (pronounced 'EDD-ra-DOWer') maintains its heritage as an almost artisanal distillery. The heart of the range, a ten-year old, exhibits.
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Here in Pitlochry, at one of Scotland's smallest distilleries, we produce Edradour 10-year-single malt whisky. Guided tours include a taste of our whisky, an audio-visual presentation and a real insight into the traditional methods of whisky making.
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Lying in the hills overlooking Pitlochry from the east, is Edradour Distillery, which until the advent of the new wave of micro-distilleries was the smallest in Scotland. Edradour is the last long-established survivor of the old tradition of farmhouse distilleries, and its annual output of 240,000 bottles per year would emerge from the stills of a large Speyside distillery in less than a week.