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William Birnie

A Memory of Nairn.

My Grand father was William Birnie, his father was John Birnie, they ran Glen Mhor distillery in Inverness, my sister and i have such wonderful memories of summer and winters in Inverness, having to walk along the river Ness after our lunch. He lived in a rather large house called ( i know that i am not even close on the spelling!!!!) Braeranoch House. For my recent birthday my daughter and son-in-law gave me a vintage bottle of his whiskey, i will have to crack it open for a very special ocasion. I kown that the distillery is now part of a parking lot at a shopping market there, but the memories of putting on his putting green outside his office and running around the rafters and jumping into the barley holds is strong.


Added 05 March 2014

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Comments & Feedback

Hi Peter

Loved reading this memory and wondered if I can get in touch with you? I've started a website all about Glen Mhor (www.glenmhorwhisky.com) and I'm looking to document as much as possible for everyone to enjoy. Thanks, again.
Thanks for getting in touch, i have shared with my bothers and hope to solve the puzzle of the mystery man!! will certainly post some pictures. Many thanks

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