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	Port Ellen Single Malt: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Islay whisky is scotch whisky made on islay, the southernmost of the inner hebridean islands....
		Port ellen is a small town in argyll, scotland....
		Port ellen is a small town in argyll, EHandler: no quick summary.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/p/po/port_ellen_single_malt.htm (623 words)

	Port Ellen Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		Port Ellen, built around Loch Leodamais, is Islay's main deep water harbour and, with Port Askaig, one of two ferry terminals on the island.
		Port Ellen itself occupies two bays on the loch, between which is the rocky outcrop housing the harbour facilities.
		Port Ellen is significant as the centre of the whole of southern Islay.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /islay/portellen (788 words)

	YourArt.com >> Encyclopedia >> Islay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The island's population is mainly centred around the villages of Bowmore [Bogha MÃ²r], Port Ellen [Port Ãlein], and Port Charlotte [Sgioba].
		Port Ellen Church of Scotland is led by Rev Norman McLeod.
		With premises in both Bowmore and Port Ellen, the single joint Baptist congregation is led by Rev Adam Plenderleith; meeting in the mornings in Port Ellen and in the evenings in Bowmore.
	www.yourart.com /research/encyclopedia.cgi?subject=/Islay (1762 words)

	Port Ellen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Port Ellen provides the main ferry connection between Islay and the mainland, at Kennacraig.
		It is the home of the Port Ellen Distillery, which ceased production of Scotch whisky in 1983, although a large malting is still in operation.
		In Gaelic the placename would be "Port Ìlein".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Port_Ellen (137 words)

	Islay Whisky, Port Ellen
		Port Ellen distillery was first established in the 1820s by A.K. Mackay.
		Soon after this Mackay was involved in bankruptcy proceedings and Port Ellen was taken over by John Ramsey (Liberal MP for Stirling and chairman of Glasgow Chamber of Commerce).
		Due to its peat-smoke and iodine character, Port Ellen is unmistakably an Islay malt.
	www.islaywhiskysociety.com /port_ellen (146 words)

	Islay, Queen of the Hebrides: Islay Port Ellen and Oa peninsula Info page
		For most travellers to Islay Port Ellen is the first "port of call".
		Port Ellen is the second largest town on Islay after Bowmore and is situated in Kilnaughton Bay, named after the chapel ruins opposite the bay on the road to the Oa peninsula.
		One mile from Port Ellen there is a little road near Kilnaughton chapel which will bring you to Carraig Fhada farm.
	www.islayinfo.com /portellen.html (520 words)

	Ardnave Peninsula and the Kilnave Chapel and Cross
		Port Ellen is the busy port town on the south of the Island.
		The walk takes you past the now closed Port Ellen whisky buildings and the large Maltings where the grain is malted for many of the island's distilleries.
		The hotel in Port Ellen is the White Hart (recently renovated and reopened under new management).
	www.visit-islay.com /frames/ptellen.html (242 words)

	Observer \| As near as dram it
		Port Ellen The Place does not echo the whisper that Islay is the new Gascony, or Tuscany.
		Port Ellen whisky had been used in some famous blends, but in none as a defining ingredient.
		It is intense and hard-edged, exemplifying Port Ellen at its most austere (£110-120, from Vintage House, and specialist retailers).
	observer.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4362031-102278,00.html (934 words)

	Isle of Islay accommodation, transport and sightseeing - The Internet Guide to Scotland
		There are two ports on Islay: Port Ellen (tel: 01496 302209) in the east and Port Askaig in the north.
		The Port Charlotte Museum of Islay Life is worth a visit if you are interested in the history of the island.
		This peninsula to the south of Port Ellen is a peaceful escape with sandy beaches, a solar-powered lighthouse, deserted villages and an Iron Age hill fort.
	www.scotland-inverness.co.uk /islay.htm (3873 words)

	Scotch Single Malt Whisky Distilleries of Islay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		It wasn't until I'd spent time on Islay -- strolled the streets of Bowmore, sat in a pub in Port Ellen, talked with the locals, and walked the malting floors of Laphroaig -- that I developed a love for the strength and character of Islay malts.
		Since Port Ellen is self-supporting (if only as a maltings facility), it's unlikely that it will be sold to any parties interested in reopening it.
		The 21-year-old was released on the 25th anniversary of the maltings at Port Ellen (sadly, and without note on the label, it was the 15th anniversary of the silencing of the stills.
	www.maltwhiskey.com /html/islay.htm (3686 words)

	Patrick Sheedy & Mary Simpson
		Ellen Sheedy nee O'Connell 1815 - 1885 1831 - 1910 Patrick Sheedy was born at Birdhill in 1815 (Co Tipperary) the son of John Sheedy (farmer)and Mary Burke.(associated place names: Newport, Ahane, Nenagh.) Patrick's known siblings were Martin,John, Michael, Ellen and Bridget,all born around the Oakhampton, Birdhill, Ahane, Newport region.
		Ellen certainly had the broad features and red hair of the O'Connells (she was the daughter of James O'Connell and Margaret O'Halloran) and she was born at Capahaleen (Iragh/Inagh) around 1831.
		Ellen had arrived at Portland in April 1854 as a remittance woman aboard the 'Almorah'.
	www.hotkey.net.au /~jwilliams4/patrick1.htm (3183 words)

	Arthur Bell's Whisky Connoisseur Column - A Flavour of the Past
		That distinguished author Michael Jackson describes Port Ellen as "the rarest of Islay Malts" It is a mere 17 miles from Ireland yet it is still part of the great Scotch whisky inheritance.
		The peat was taken to Port Ellen where the barley was germinated in the maltings.
		At Port Ellen the reek of the peat imparted flavour to the drying malt before it was mashed and brewed.
	www.scottishradiance.com /bell/bell9710.htm (1220 words)

	Port Ellen Guide and Holiday Cottages
		Laid out as a planned village in 1821 by Walter Frederick Campbell, and named after his wife, PORT ELLEN is the chief port on Islay, with the island's largest fishing fleet, and main CalMac ferry terminal.
		For accommodation in Port Ellen itself, the best place is Tighcargaman (tel 01496/302345; under £40), a pottery set back from the road to Bowmore, half a mile from the ferry, followed by the artistic Carraig Fhada BandB by the lighthouse (tel 01496/302114; under £40).
		From Port Ellen, a dead-end road heads off east along the coastline, passing three distilleries in as many miles.
	www.unique-cottages.co.uk /guide/argyll/islay/port_ellen (432 words)

	Islay Whisky
		Port Ellen, established in the 1820s, had the distinction of being managed for many years from the 1830s by one of the most dynamic figures in the industry at that time - John Ramsay.
		He assisted Aeneas Coffey and Robert Stein in their development of the Patent Still for the manufacture of grain whisky, on which much research was undertaken at Port Ellen Distillery and he was the force behind refinement of the now standard spirit safe which had been invented by Septimus Fox in the 1820s.
		With unemployment in Port Ellen then running at 20 percent, Port Ellen's closure was felt very keenly throughout its small community.
	www.islaywhiskysociety.com /distilleries_lost.htm (316 words)

	Port Ellen standing stone, Islay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Port Ellen - a description of the standing stone near Port Ellen on the island of Islay.
		Go west from Port Ellen and only 200m out of the town turn left into a minor road.
		Follow this road for just 100m, and the stone is visible in the field to the right.
	www.stonesofwonder.com /portell.htm (237 words)

	Scotlandview: Isle of Islay Information and Picture Gallery. Islay is called queen of the Hebrides (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		On the left from Port Ellen are the Port Ellen Maltings which do a great deal of the maltings for the whisky for all the distilleries at the island
		The South side of Port Ellen viewed from the same point as the previous picture.
		Port Charlotte is the hometown of the Museum of Islay life and a very nice little town with a lovely waterfront
	www.scotlandview.co.uk /islay.htm (1338 words)

	Tigh Cargaman Holiday Cottages
		Situated in the 2 acre grounds of Tigh Cargaman (built in 1842 for the Port Ellen Distillery Manager) the 3 cottages are open throughout the year and offer high quality accommodation with fully inclusive pricing – no extras or add-ons.
		Whilst offering quiet seclusion the cottages are only a short walk from all the amenities of Port Ellen and close to the airport and ferry terminal.
		The beach is at the end of the garden (over a road), and the island Maltings and the old Port Ellen Distillery are close by.
	www.tighcargaman.com (324 words)

	Self Catering Accommodation in Port Charlotte, Isle of Islay
		Lochview Cottage is at the west end of the beautiful village of Port Charlotte, with uninterrupted views across Lochindaal to Laggan and the Oa.
		Considered by many to be the most attractive village on the Island, Port Charlotte stands on the West shore of Lochindaal, the great sea-loch in the Southwest of Islay.
		There are eight working distilleries, plus one on the neighbouring island of Jura, and a maltings at Port Ellen.
	www.islatran.demon.co.uk /catindex.htm (1516 words)

	Port captures third Mid-Am title - PGATOUR.COM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The 39-year-old Port is shipping the Mildred Prunaret Cup back to her St. Louis home for the third time.
		Port, who also won in 1995 and '96, ties a record set by Sarah LeBrun Ingram.
		Port struggled early in the match, hitting a tree with her opening tee shot and losing the first hole to Schultz.
	www.golfweb.com /u/ce/multi/0,1977,2877270,00.html (284 words)

	Port Ellen Marina - isle of Islay
		PORT ELLEN MARINA is a new local community project realised by the work of volunteers who maintain and operate this valuable asset.
		This non - profit marina is not only for the promotion of Port Ellen and Islay but it provides a safe comfortable haven for yachtsmen passing through the Sound of Jura.
		Above all, the welcome in Port Ellen will always be remembered.
	www.portellenmarina.co.uk (79 words)

	Pat Patterson : Superpatterns: Port Ellen - 19 year old McGibbons Provenance Bottling
		Now this is a special whisky; Port Ellen closed in 1984 and is now partly demolished.
		Geographically Port Ellen is about mid-way between Bowmore and Laphroaig.
		Bowmore is definitely more salty than either Port Ellen or Laphroiag - their whiskies mature in seaside vaults below sea level.
	blogs.sun.com /roller/page/superpat?anchor=port_ellen_19_year_old (380 words)

	Whisky Magazine Forums :: View topic - The Best Port Ellen...
		It is the Port Port Ellen ('78 Signatory).
		Port Ellen stands out cuase it has such a specific taste you'll hardly find in any other malt.
		I recently tried the OB Port Ellen 3rd Annual Release 24 year old 57.3% (9000 bottles released in 2003) and it is very good, I would rate it as one of the best Port Ellen's that I've ever had.
	www.whiskymag.com /forum/viewtopic.php?t=938&highlight=Ardbeg (1303 words)

	Overview of Port Ellen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		A small town of the southern coast of Islay, Argyll and Bute, Port Ellen is the second largest settlement of the island and lies on Loch Leodarnais, the island's main harbour.
		Port Ellen was established in 1821 by the Laird of Islay, Walter Fredrick Campbell, who named the settlement after his wife.
		Like most of the island, Port Ellen is characterised by white washed buildings and cottages.
	www.geo.ed.ac.uk /scotgaz/towns/townfirst3640.html (184 words)

	NATO Who's who?: NATO SecGen Lord Robertson
		The Right Honourable Lord Robertson of Port Ellen has been the 10th Secretary General of NATO and Chairman of the North Atlantic Council since October 1999.
		George Islay MacNeill Robertson was born in 1946 in Port Ellen, Isle of Islay, Scotland, and educated at Dunoon Grammar School and the University of Dundee.
		He is a former Chairman of the Scottish Labour Party, was Vice-chairman of the Westminster Foundation for Democracy, served as Vice-Chairman of the British Council for nine years.
	www.nato.int /cv/secgen/robert-e.htm (461 words)

	:: ISLAY FISHING:: PORT ELLEN ANGLING CLUB :: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		There are numerous lochs to fish with some by the roadside and easily accessible and some not for the faint hearted with a good hike into the hills required.
		Port Ellen has a thriving angling club with members from all over the island.
		When out boat fishing make sure that you wear the life jackets provided and always check with the gamekeepers or the estate office if it is okay to go where you want, as stalking for deer takes place in some areas
	www.isle-of-islay.com /fishing (474 words)

	The Isle of Islay : Attractions \| Frommers.com
		Near Port Charlotte are the graves of the U.S. seamen and army troops who lost their lives in 1918 when their carriers, the Tuscania and the Otranto, were torpedoed off the shores of Islay.
		The Oa peninsula was once the haunt of illicit whisky distillers and smugglers; the area is filled with sheer cliffs riddled with caves.
		But the most important town is Port Ellen, on the south coast, a holiday and golfing resort and Islay's principal port.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/theisleofislay/2046010029.html (570 words)

	Christian Book Author - Ellen Gunderson Traylor - Port Hole Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Ellen Gunderson Traylor, "America's Foremost Biblical Novelist," is a gifted storyteller who brings characters of the Bible to life.
		For years a teacher of English and writing courses on the high school and college level, Traylor has a Master's Degree in English, as well as experience working in bookstores in Arizona and Washington.
		Since Ellen is also the million-selling author of many novels, with world-wide distribution, her credentials give her understanding of the book business from many angles, and due to her travels as a writer, she is able to find unusual and rare books from around the world.
	www.ellentraylor.com /bio.cfm (518 words)

	Port Ellen Info and Tasting Notes
		After having tasted Bruichladdich, Port Ellen was a lot more a typical Islay whisky with a great deal of peat.
		The taste was more alcoholic and salty, but even more peaty, but there was also a lot of pepper to be found in the long aftertaste.
		Despite of this, Port Ellen goes down without any barbs.
	swwwl.homepage.dk /malts/portellen.htm (298 words)

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