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Distilleries
in Aberdeenshire.
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Aberdeenshire
Malts from the north-east.
Some of Scotland's oldest working distilleries are in Aberdeenshire, and several welcome visitors. There's a small distillery a mile from Balmoral, given its royal title after Queen Victoria came to call, and one of the oldest in the country in the middle of a market town. A distillery by the sea at Sandend has been brought back to life after years of silence, and another in a quiet glen near Huntly is known for its sherried malts. Book tours ahead, and choose a driver.
Quiz15 hours ago

Before Royal Lochnagar, a man called James Robertson tried to make whisky legally in the parish of Crathie, on Deeside. What happened to his distilleries?
Quiz4 hours ago

Royal Lochnagar distillery, beside the Balmoral Estate on Deeside, won the right to call itself 'Royal' after a visit in 1848. Who came?
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