The Aberargie distillery was constructed in 2017 by Morrison Scotch Whisky Distillers’ Brian Morrison and his son Jamie Morrison on a family-owned farm in Perthshire in the Scottish Lowlands. The distillery has one pair of stills and a capacity of around 750 000 litres per annum.

The Morrisons run a grain to glass operation at Aberargie, distilling the heritage variety Golden Promise, which is grown on Aberargie farm, as well as Laureate barley grown on the family’s other farms in Scotland. All of Aberargie’s spirit is filled to fresh first fill bourbon and sherry casks and the distillery has its own blending and bottling hall adjacent to the stillhouse. 

Early in 2026, almost a decade after distillation commenced, the Morrisons launched their inaugural Aberargie Lowland single malt whisky, which uses both Golden Promise and Laureate barleys in a 52-48 ratio and was matured 50-50 in first fill bourbon and sherry casks.