Balerno distillery is located in the Lowland region of Scotland, near the village of Balerno, just outside Edinburgh. Founded in 1825 by Edward Waterston, the distillery enjoyed a brief operational period before closing its doors in 1830. Despite its short lifespan, Balerno is a notable part of Scotland's rich whisky history, contributing to the early development of the Lowland whisky style. The production capacity of Balerno was modest, reflecting the smaller scale of distilleries in the early 19th century. Equipped with traditional pot stills, the distillery produced a light and floral whisky characteristic of the Lowland region. Although no expressions are available today due to its closure, the profile of Balerno’s whisky likely featured gentle notes of grass and fruit, typical of the area’s style. Its historical significance remains a point of interest for whisky enthusiasts and historians alike.