There's a town called Haddington about 16miles to the east from Edinburgh. Haddington distillery (the other name is West Field) used to stand by the river Tyne that runs through this town. Nothing particular is known about opening and closing. Archibald Dunlop ran the place in 1813. After that the distillery changed the name to Grain distillery. They ran the place till the 1860's. The structure from those days doesn't exist but the place is called Distillery Park and there stands several facilities.

エディンバラから16マイルほど東にHaddingtonという町がある。ハディントン蒸留所(別称West Field)はこの町を流れるTyne川の河畔にあった。設立や閉鎖は不明だが1813年Archibald Dunlopが操業。その後グレーン蒸留所となり1860年代まで操業された。当時の建物は何も無いがDistillery Parkとなり幾つかの施設が建っている。