Lang's has been a subsidiary of Robertson and Baxter. That company in turn has links with Highland Distillers whose subsidiary Matthew Gloag produces the Famous Grouse. As a single malt, Glengoyne has begun to be marketed more purposefully in recent years. About a third of the malt is aged in sherry casks. It is said that at one time the smoke from 13 stills could be seen in the area but now only Glengoyne remains.
All distilleries have their tales and lore.
Glengoyne is no exception and it is said that Rob Roy McGregor is reputed to have hid in an oak tree just a few hundred yards from the distillery.