Tobermory distillery to close for two years | Scotch Whisky
Tobermory distillery on the Isle of Mull is to close for two years while its equipment and visitor centre are upgraded.
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- Tobermory Distillery (Isle of Mull) has seen periods of closure and refurbishment in the late 2010s, including plans to upgrade facilities and visitor experiences while maintaining core whisky production to some extent [historical notes; sources vary over time].
- The distillery has occasionally announced reopenings or new expressions tied to its relaunch, such as enhanced visitor experiences and new bottlings around the time of refurbishment cycles [historical notes; multiple trade sources].
- In parallel, the broader Tobermory brand has continued to develop its product lines, sometimes introducing new expressions or limited runs to align with the distillery’s evolving capabilities [historical notes].
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