Glenesk (silent)
(Glen-ESK) Glenesk was a Highland single malt Scotch whisky distillery near Montrose in Angus, with a complicated history of name changes and production styles. It began in 1897 as Highland Esk, converted from a former flax mill by Dundee wine and spirit merchant James Isles, then became North Esk in 1899, Montrose when it was converted to grain whisky in the late 1930s, and Hillside when malt whisky production returned in 1964.
(Glen-ESK) Glenesk was a Highland single malt Scotch whisky distillery near Montrose in Angus, with a complicated history of name changes and production styles. It began in 1897 as Highland Esk, converted from a former flax mill by Dundee wine and spirit merchant James Isles, then became North Esk in 1899, Montrose when it was converted to grain whisky in the late 1930s, and Hillside when malt whisky production returned in 1964.
