Lagavulin Distillery (Inner Hebrides)

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Lagavulin Distillery officially dates from 1816 although the area around Lagavulin Bay had many illicit stills from the mid-1740’s.
The distillery offers a range of tours throughout the year from a tour of the distillery to tasting experiences.

Phone: 01496 302749
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