Dew of Ben Nevis Special Reserve ceramic jug Winter 40% vol.0,7l

Ben Nevis Distillery is located at the foot of the highest mountain in Scotland, in the western Highlands of Fort William.
The distillery was founded in 1825 by Long John Macdonald (Long John Distillers).
In 1955, Joseph W. Hobbs took over the distillery, an American who had lived in Scotland since the 1930s and had already bought the distilleries Glenesk, Bruichladdich and Lochside.
With moderate success, he produced at Ben Nevis Grain and Malt Whiskeys.
In 1981, Ben Nevis came back to Long John Distillers, who discontinued operations in 1986.
Since 1989 the distillery is owned by the Japanese company Nikka, which has been producing here again since 1991.

Dew of Ben Nevis
The blend "Dew of Ben Nevis" is one of the oldest surviving Scotch brands.
Long John Macdonald sold the blend as early as the 1820s.
The English term "Dew" means "dew (drop)".

Dew of Ben Nevis is a slightly smoky but mild blend that has its roots clearly in the Highlands.