Jura

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Originally founded in 1810, little of its early history is known. By the eve of the 20th century, however, the distillery was dismantled and fell silent. 

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Then in 1963 two local landowners Robin Fletcher and Tony Riley-Smith rebuilt the distillery to help create jobs for the small island of 200 inhabitants. 

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Rather than adopting the flavours of nearby Islay, Jura distillery focused on producing the more heavily peated whiskies of the Highlands. 

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Now owned by Whyte and Mackay, this distillery focuses on producing high quality single malts which have been met with acclaim and are popular in supermarkets across the UK.

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Details

Region:
Islands
Founded:
1810
Capacity:
2,500,000 Litres
Owner:
Whyte & Mackay
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