Glenugie

The distillery was constructed by Donald, McLeod & Co in the early 1830s and originally rejoiced in the name ‘Invernettie’. It used to have the distinction of being the easternmost distillery in Scotland as it was located near the town of Peterhead in the Eastern Highlands north of Aberdeen.
The first spirit ran off the stills in 1837, but the distillery struggled after that and at one point was converted to a brewery. Eventually it was rebuilt as Glenugie under new owners, Scottish Highland Distillers in 1875.