TEANINICH 10 Year Old Highland Malt Whisky 70cl Bottle

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In 1962 Teaninich's stillhouse was refitted. The steam engine and the pair of water wheels were replaced by electricity while an internal steam heating system was replaced by coal fired furnaces.

The General withdrew his consent to the marriage after learning of Hugh’s apparently debilitating wounds, and an attempt to arrange an elopement was abandoned when Jane announced that she could not bring herself to defy her father’s wishes. Not long afterwards, she married a wealthy local landowner. Teaninich distillery wasn't one of them, as it had built around for more than 150 years. But it was, nevertheless, decided by the owners, DCL, that the Teaninich distillery needed both a major upgrade and increased capacity. Established in Alness, Ross-shire in 1817 by the blind Captain Hugh Munro, little of the original Teaninich distillery now remains after a number of expansions and new construction projects. Teaninich is rarely seen bottled as a single malt, but it will also mark its bicentenary with the bottling of a 17-year-old expression as part of Diageo’s Special Releases for 2017.

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The tasting tours will be hosted by Donald Colville, Diageo’s global brand ambassador, who will tell stories about Teaninich’s history while conducting tasting sessions. All proceeds go to local charity Moray Firth Radio Cash for Kids.