PORT DUNDAS AGED 11 YEARS

Port Dundas was closed in 2010 after 200 years of whisky production in Glasgow. At the same time as the closure, a nearby cooperage which made Hogshead oak casks since 1770 was also closed.

This single grain Scotch whisky was bottled by Glasgow based

Since almost the entire production from the distillery was used as a constituent part in many blended whiskies, Port Dundas is rare as a single grain whisky.

OFFICIAL TASTING NOTES
Nose: Coffee bean, chicory and  vanilla.
Palate: Mocha, icing sugar and a touch of oak spice.
Finish: Butterscotch & orange peel.


ABOUT THE DISTILLERY
Port Dundas was closed in 2010 after 200 years of whisky production in Glasgow. At the same time as the closure, a nearby cooperage which made Hogshead oak casks since 1770 was also closed.

Port Dundas was a merger of two searate distilleries on the same site and, whilst a large distillery with a production of almost 40 million litres of spirit per year, most production was used for blended whisky and single grain varieties of Port Dundas are uncommon.

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