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This is the grimmest and most derelict distillery I've visited. It is well-secured due to being used for storage so I couldn't gain access to the buildings unfortunately.
Typical distillery pagoda roof and bonded warehouse to the right, which is still in use
Well-weathered pile of coal which would have supplied coal-fired boilers I think - the buildings are grimy and soot-blackened
Warehouse No.2 doors
The buildings don't appear to have been maintained at all since the distillery closed in 1985
Sorry about the dullness of the photos, but they convey the truly miserable weather. Autumn is here!
Derv tank gauge - empty
Cask shed was full of these...
...rings, which hold the oak panels of the whisky casks in position
Decades old security sign
Typical distillery pagoda roof and bonded warehouse to the right, which is still in use
Well-weathered pile of coal which would have supplied coal-fired boilers I think - the buildings are grimy and soot-blackened
Warehouse No.2 doors
The buildings don't appear to have been maintained at all since the distillery closed in 1985
Sorry about the dullness of the photos, but they convey the truly miserable weather. Autumn is here!
Derv tank gauge - empty
Cask shed was full of these...
...rings, which hold the oak panels of the whisky casks in position
Decades old security sign