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Much as I love Balblair whisky, I have to say that this article reads rather like an advert, and indeed much of the text appears to be taken verbatim from the distillery's web site. I'll make some minor NPOV edits and maybe come back to it later. AndrewWTaylor 12:26, 21 May 2007 (UTC) reply

The Hirem Walker that Robert Cumming sold his destillery to in 1970 is not the Hiram Walker which the link refers to. The Hiram Walker link in the text refers to a Hiram Walker who died in 1899. So this must obiviously be a mistake.