Drummuir Castle is a Victorian Gothic mansion built in 1847 by Thomas Mackenzie for Admiral Archibald Duff in Keith, Scotland. The romantic Strawberry Hill-style architecture features a striking 60-foot central lantern tower with Gothic tracery, elaborate battlements, turrets, and decorative chimney stacks. Set within extensive gardens, the castle exemplifies Scottish Victorian building design at its finest. Originally built by the Gordon-Duff family, it remains a significant landmark in Moray. Today, Drummuir Castle serves as Diageo's home of Scotch whisky in Speyside and hosts private events and functions on its historic estate.
