Girvan Grain Distillery

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Status:
Operational

Established:
1963

Owner:
William Grant & Sons Distillers Ltd

Capacity:
Not supplied

Visitor Policy:
Not generally accessible

Tel:
+44 (0)1465 713 091

Website:
View website

Address:
Grangestone Industrial Estate,
Girvan,
KA26 9PT
Ayrshire, Scotland
United Kingdom

Lying in Scotland's Lowland whisky region, Girvan distillery was founded in 1963 by Wm. Grant & Sons Ltd to supply grain whisky for their blends, something it continues to do to this day.

Incidentally, grain whisky produced at Girvan is available under the distillery's own 'Black Barrel' brand name and tends to have biscuity, buttery and Demerara sugar notes.

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