Since 1879, the Graham family’s enterprising legacy is reflected in the iconic BLACK BOTTLE Scotch Whisky.

Bunnahabhain, founded in 1881, is pronounced Bû-na-ha-venn and means mouth of the river in Scots Gaelic, referring to the Margadale River that flows close by.

In 1785, the Adelphi Cotton Mill was established. Employing nearly 1500 people at its peak, the mill’s founders saw an opportunity in the trade boom of the 1800s, and seized it.