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Tullibardine Ltd, which owns and
operates the Tullibardine Highland
Single Malt Scotch Whisky distillery
based in Blackford, Perthshire has been
sold to the Picard family based at the
Château de Chassagne-Montrachet,
Burgundy, France.
In a joint press release today, both
sets of shareholders were pleased to
announce that a successful sale of the
business had just been concluded. The
sale of the whisky business to the
French Group further strengthens their
interest in Scotch Whisky following the
purchase of the Highland Queen brand
from the Glenmorangie company in 2009.
Michel Picard, Chairman, said today:
"The purchase of Tullibardine Distillery
provides synergies and a platform for
growth for our Scotch whisky business.
Tullibardine is a wonderful Single Malt
Scotch whisky and we look forward to
working with the team at the distillery
to increase the profile, awareness and
sales of the brand over the coming
years."
Alan Williamson, Chairman of
Tullibardine said:
"The shareholders of Tullibardine are
delighted to conclude a sale of the
business to the Picard family. The
business will undoubtedly benefit from
the skills, expertise and distribution
which the Group can create for the
Tullibardine brand and we wish them
every success over the years to come. We
have been custodians of the Tullibardine
brand for the last 8 years and the time
is now right for us to hand it over and
for Picard to take it to the next level.
We wish them every success."
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