Hillside

Hillside was something of a chameleon during its lifespan, switching between malt and grain distillation and having its name changed frequently. It began life as ‘Highland Esk’ distillery, founded in Montrose in the Eastern Highlands in 1897 by the famous wine merchant Septimus Parsonage. The buildings were a converted flax mill.

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Master of Malt	Kimerud Hillside Aged Gin Double Cask Cask Aged Gin £40.55 + More Country: Gin Region: Norwegian Bottle Size: 70.00cl Age:  Vintage:  Strength: 42.00% Bottler: Kimerud Summary:  Supplier:  – Less
Master of Malt	Hillside 25 Year Old 1971 – Rare Malts Single Malt Whisky £795.00 + More Country: Scotland Region: Highland Bottle Size: 70.00cl Age: 25 Years Old Vintage:  Strength: 62.00% Bottler: Glenesk Summary: This whisky is 25 Years Old. Supplier:  – Less
The Whisky Exchange	Hillside 1971 / 25 Year Old / Rare Malts Highland Whisky £799.00 + More Country: Scotland Region: Highland Bottle Size: 70cl Age: 25 Year Old Vintage: 1971 Strength: 62% Bottler:  Summary: 70cl / 62% / Distillery Bottling – From the distillery also known as Glenesk comes this little-seen and hugely under-rated Rare Malts bottling under the Hillside moniker. A bit OTT at full strength, with a drop of water this dram reveals a hidden honeyed beauty. Supplier:  – Less
The Whisky Exchange	Hillside 1970 / 25 Year Old / Rare Malts Highland Whisky £1,000.00 + More Country: Scotland Region: Highland Bottle Size: 75cl Age: 25 Year Old Vintage: 1970 Strength: 61.1% Bottler:  Summary: 75cl / 61.1% / Distillery Bottling – A 1970 vintage Hillside bottled as part of the Rare Malts series. Dormant from 1899 to 1938, Glenesk reopened as a grain distillery. Converted to a malt distillery, it was renamed Hillside in 1964, then renamed back to Glenesk around 1980 before being closed for good in 1985. Bottlings from this distillery are highly sought after. Supplier:  – Less

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