Cambus 

Station Road, Cambus, Tullibody, Clackmannanshire      
Page updated 21/05/17
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Vital Stats

Status Closed 1993
Built 1806
Capacity N/K  
Last Owner Diageo
Water Source  River Devon/Lossburn Reservoir
The distillery was converted from a mill to a malt distillery in 1806. Continuous stills added in 1823, and a Lomond Still was in operation between 1836 and 1966. The site was expanded to include the near by Cambus Brewery in 1882 and further expansion took place over the years, but by 1993 it was considered surplus to requirements.
Maldt Madness, Wikipedia, WhiskyMerchants.co.uk 

Getting There

The site of Cambus Distillery was near Tullibody, between Alloa and Stirling. The nearest stations are  Alloa (ALO); Stirling (STG).   Live Train Times: ALO, STG . Though the railway passes the site, and the site is on Station Road, there is no longer any trace of a station, despite the restoration of a passenger service to Alloa.
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Open Cycle Map   Bing Map.

Range

No own bottlings in recent years, but was bottled as 7yo Cambus Patent Still Scotch Grain Whisky in the early 20th century and possibly as Tullybody Single Grain at one time. Independent bottlings of Cambus are still available.
RMW, TWE Links are to their Grain pages.
Photos on this page were taken by me. Click on photo to enlarge. Full size versions of all my photos of Cambus Distillery are available on Flickr.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/martynjenkins/sets/72157632650067453