The whisky producer has seen its turnover rise to £7.2 million in 2021, compared to £6.2m in 2020.

The firm’s directors said they expected further improvements in the company’s financials as the COVID-19 restrictions come to an end. They also signified hope that more overseas visitors will visit the distillery, The Times reports.

The directors said: “Every effort has been made in 2021 to turn the company around from the loss generated in 2020 to a small profit in 2021. The directors believe the company is in a good position to continue in profit.”

The value of Ben Nevis’s whisky stocks has also risen by nearly 10% to £7.6m.