Brora distillery is a Highland single malt Scotch whisky distillery in Brora, Scotland. It operated between 1819 and 1983 before being mothballed until 2021, when it was reactivated. [2]

Brora Single Malt Scotch Whisky. A cult malt with a sad story to tell. Originally known as Clynelish, this distillery became a victim of its own success when a new distillery was built …

For decades Brora has been viewed as one of the lost icons of the whisky world. Founded by the Marquess of Stafford (later the Duke of Sutherland) in 1819, Brora grew to become a cult …

At least until the reopening of Clynelish’s legendary neighbour distillery in the northern Highlands, Brora will remain one of the most sought-after collectors of whiskies worldwide. The closed …

With growing interest in smoky whiskies – and closed distilleries – Brora has become a cult malt. Brora – or as it was originally known, Clynelish – is one of Scotland’s Clearance distilleries …

Brora Single Malt Scotch Whiksy. One of Scotland's best-loved cult distilleries. Having mothballed in 1983, it looked like Brora had shut its doors for good. Fortunately, production resumed at …

Built in 1819 by the Marchioness of Stafford, the Brora distillery is known for its peated whisky, similar to the Isle of Islay style. Following an unexpected drought on the Isle of Islay in the …

The Brora distillate matures into a phenomenal malt whisky: uniquely malty with a rich and highly distinctive oak-driven backbone. Whilst this distillery may never live and breathe again, the …

In 1967, a build commenced on a new distillery, also named Clynelish, located just across the road from the original Clynelish. The build was completed a year later and the former Clynelish …

Construite en 1819 par la Marquise de Stafford, la distillerie Brora est réputée pour son whisky proche du style de l’île d’Islay. Suite à une sécheresse inattendue sur l’île d’Islay durant l’été …