Glenochil whisky distillery
This distillery was visited by Alfred Barnard during his tour of the United Kingdom in the 1880s, as documented in ‘The Whisky Distilleries of the United Kingdom’ (1887). However, the distillery no longer exists and has been lost to history. This is a placeholder entry to maintain the historical record.
Glenochil factsheet
| Name | Pronounced | AKA | Region |
|---|---|---|---|
| Glenochil | |||
| Country of Origin | Status | Active | Whisky Type |
| Scotland | Closed | 1746 | |
| Website | Tours Available | Owned by | Parent Group |
| Glenochil | Not Available | Philp family (Dolls/West Dolls); McNab Brothers; DCL |
Glenochil Timeline:
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- 1746Founded as Dolls distillery at Menstrie.
- 1780Revived by John Philp after petering out.
- 1846Acquired by the McNab Brothers; Coffey still installed, switched to grain.
- 1929Distillery closed; site later used for maltings/yeast.
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