Glenturret
(glen-TURRET) Glenturret traces its recorded history to 1763, when a rental document referred to Thurot Distillery, the earliest known name for the site. In 1814, the distillery was sold to Thomas MacInnes, who renamed it The Hosh Distillery, and the Glenturret name was introduced in 1873. Its history was not uninterrupted: production stopped in 1923 during the difficult years that followed Prohibition and the wider downturn in Scotch, before James Fairlie bought and revived the distillery in 1957 after more than 30 silent years.
(glen-TURRET) Glenturret traces its recorded history to 1763, when a rental document referred to Thurot Distillery, the earliest known name for the site. In 1814, the distillery was sold to Thomas MacInnes, who renamed it The Hosh Distillery, and the Glenturret name was introduced in 1873. Its history was not uninterrupted: production stopped in 1923 during the difficult years that followed Prohibition and the wider downturn in Scotch, before James Fairlie bought and revived the distillery in 1957 after more than 30 silent years.