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1852
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Built
by William McKenzie
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1865
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William
McKenzie’s wife leases the distillery to James Fleming after his death
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1879
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Thomas
Mackenzie and James Fleming form Mackenzie and Company
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1884
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Distillery
reconstructed to become one of the largest in the Highlands
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1889
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Scotland first Pagoda roof was built at Dailuaine distillery
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1891
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Dailuaine-Glenlivet
Distillery Ltd. was founded
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1898
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Partnership
reorganization after merging with Talisker Distillery
Ltd – new name Dailuaine-Talisker Distilleries
Co Ltd
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1916
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Distiller Company Ltd (DCL) acquires a stake
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1917
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Reconstructed
after fire
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1920
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The distillery reopens
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1925
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Dailuaine-Talisker
Distilleries Co Ltd become part of Distiller Company Ltd (DCL)
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1930
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Transferred to Scottish Malt Distillers Ltd. (SMD) a subsidiary of Distiller Company Ltd (DCL).
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1959-60
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Rebuilt
and expanded from 4-6 stills after another fire
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| 1965 |
Distiller Company Ltd (DCL) installed indirect still heating |
| 1983 |
Dailuaine distillery floor maltings are closed |
| 1991 |
First official Dailuaine single malt bottling is released as a 16yo Flora & Fauna |
