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The story
Tormore was the very first new distillery built in Scotland during the post-war whisky boom, constructed between 1958 and 1960. Its architect, Sir Albert Richardson a former President of the Royal Academy and recipient of the Royal Gold Medal for Architecture created a building so strikingly beautiful that it was granted listed building status in 1986, less than 30 years after it was built. Originally supplying malt for the Long John blend before passing into the Pernod Ricard portfolio, a monumental shift occurred in 2022 when independent specialist Elixir Distillers acquired the distillery, marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter entirely focused on elevating Tormore into a globally recognised premium single malt brand.
– 1986 Listed building status
– 4 Scottish songs on the clock
– 2022 Acquired by Elixir Distillers
Character and Production
For decades Tormore was the hidden gem of the blending world, producing a beautifully smooth and nutty spirit famous for its vibrant notes of pear, melon, and sweet orchard fruits. The stillhouse features four wash stills and four spirit stills designed with traditional pot shapes leading into unique Ogee and flanged heads fitted with purifiers an unusual configuration that encourages a clean, fruity new-make spirit that performs exceptionally well during maturation.
Flavour profile
Pear
Melon
Sweet orchard fruits
Smooth
Nutty
Distillery Facts
Annual capacity
Malt specification
Mash tun
Stills
Condenser
Heat source
Washbacks
Fermentation
Water source
Investment Outlook
Performance and returns
Any Bottle retail figures mentioned on this page refer to independent bottlings, not cask valuations.