Teaninich whisky distillery

Teaninich factsheet

Name	Pronounced	AKA	Region
Teaninich	TEE-ni-nick		Highlands
Country of Origin	Status	Active	Whisky Type
Scotland	Active	1817 - Present	Malt
Website	Tours Available	Owned by	Parent Group
Teaninich	Not Available	Diageo

Still maker	Abercrombie

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1817Founded by Captain Hugh Munro of Teaninich on his land near Alness, Ross-shire. Continued at least to 1837
1830Output was 30 times the original
by 1852Lieut.-Gen. John Munro
from c.1852Let to Robert Pattison
from c.1867Let to John McGilchrist Ross who transferred the lease Munro & Cameron of Elgin
1898Acquired by Munro & Cameron, a spirits merchant and whisky broker from Elgin, which invested a lot of money in the distillery
1905The assets transferred to Robert Innes Cameron (1904 mentioned as well)
1934On the death of Robert Innes Cameron (1932) the distillery was sold to Scottish Malt Distillers Ltd. (SMD) by the trustees of Cameron
1962Extended from two to four stills, which became all steamheated
1971New still house was built to hold six additional stills, which made a total of ten stills
1974’Old’ site rebuilt. Dark-grains plant. Licensed to R.H. Thomson & Co. (Distillers) Ltd., Edinburgh
1985Old part of the distillery, holding four stills, was mothballed
1990Reopened together with dark-grains plant
1992Licensed to United Malt & Grain Distillers Ltd. (UMGD). United Distillers (UD) started to bottle a single malt
1999Owned by United Distillers & Vintners (UDV)
2004Owned by Diageo plc

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No, unfortunately Teaninich distillery is not open to the public for tours