Glen Mhor 1937 PST

Glen Mhor was a Highland single malt Scotch whisky distillery located in Inverness. Established in 1892, it featured two traditional pot stills and was renowned for its innovative production methods, including early adoption of Saladin malting boxes. The distillery began officially bottling its single malt in the 1960s, but fell victim to the industry downturn and ceased operations in 1983. The buildings were demolished in 1986, and today Glen Mhor is remembered as one of Scotland's lost distilleries, with its remaining stocks highly sought after by collectors and connoisseurs for their rarity and historical significance.