Port Dundas Grain Whisky - Remembering Glasgow's Distilling Giant

Port Dundas: Glasgow's Lost Grain Whisky Giant

Port Dundas, a grain distillery that operated in Glasgow from 1810 to 2011, was once one of the largest distilleries in Scotland. Though now closed, Port Dundas played a crucial role in blended Scotch production and occasionally released single grain whiskies that are now collector's items.

Historical Importance

One of Scotland's oldest and largest grain distilleries.

Grain Whisky Specialist

Primarily produced grain whisky for blends.

Glasgow Heritage

Represented an important part of Glasgow's industrial history.

Rare Releases

Single grain bottlings are now rare and collectible.

Diageo Closure

Closed by Diageo in 2011 as part of restructuring.