Dumbarton

A Silent Giant

When it was constructed in the 1930s, on the banks of the River Leven where it meets the Clyde, Dumbarton was the largest continuous grain distillery in Lowland Scotland. Its grain whisky was mostly reserved for the Ballantine’s blend. Although never officially bottled as a single grain, several independent bottlings were done by Douglas Laing and Hunter Laing.

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