HISTORIC DALLAS DHU DISTILLERY TO REOPEN AFTER 40 YEARS

Exciting news is brewing in Scotland as Aceo announced the grand reopening of the historic Dallas Dhu Distillery. Closed since 1983, this iconic distillery is set to reemerge as a beacon of traditional whisky production and it will come with a new state-of-the-art visitor attraction.

Dallas Dhu was founded in 1899 by Alexander Edward and it played a monumental role in meeting the rising demand for Scotch. For nearly a century, they produced malt whisky until their closure. Now, Aceo, led by Managing Director Edward Odim, is poised to revive this historic distillery.

“We are thrilled to be reopening the historic Dallas Dhu Distillery,” says Odim. “Our vision is to make Dallas Dhu one of the leading, must-see whisky distilleries in Scotland, giving visitors a unique, close-up experience of whisky making. The aim is to breathe life back into the distillery by first getting the original equipment working and traditional whisky distilling going once again.”

Aceo’s plans are ambitious and they go far beyond just producing whisky. Their vision includes creating a state-of-the-art visitor centre with exhibition and museum spaces, a restaurant, a cooperage display, a working malting floor, and an interactive virtual reality whisky experience.

This revival will also bring significant benefits to the local community and economy, creating jobs and transforming Dallas Dhu into a unique attraction by combining traditional distilling methods with a modern visitor experience. There is no news yet on future releases but we are excited to see what is to come!