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A malt distillery that was located in the Highland region of Scotland and operated until 1983 when it was closed by the Distillers Company. Primarily run for the provision of blended Scotch brands, it has only been officially released once and is generally confined to independent bottlings.

A former malt distillery that was located in Inverness, neighbouring the Glen Albyn distillery. It was built in 1894 by Mackinlay's & Birnie before eventually being acquired by the Distillers Company in 1972. It was closed in 1983 and the site demolished three years later.

A historic bourbon distillery that has been defunct since 1989. Also known as Bomberger, the distillery has developed a cult status in American whiskey history as the source of the legendary A.H. Hirsch Reserve and its name lives on through the popular Michter's brand.

The historic home of the Jameson Irish whiskey brand. Built by the Stein family in 1780, it was acquired by John Jameson in 1805 and operated by John Jameson & Sons until its closure by Irish Distillers in 1971.

One of the shortest-lived distilleries of the modern age, constructed within the Invergordon grain complex in 1965. A malt distillery, its purpose was the provision of fillings for blends however it was quickly deemed surplus to requirements and demolished after just 11 years in operation

A Scottish distillery that was intermittently operational between 1897 and 1985, at different times producing both malt and grain while also bearing five different names. Despite its closure, its maltings are still active under ownership of Pauls Malt.