Clydeside Stobcross Inaugural Release Whiskey (70CL, 46.0% Vol.)

When it opened in late 2017, the Clydeside distillery became the first malt whiskey distillery on the banks of Glasgow's River Clyde since Kinclaith was dismantled in 1975. The mastermind behind the operation was the former Morrison Bowmore and the current owner of AD Rattray Scotch Whiskey Company, Tim Morrison. A project close to his heart, the distillery is located in the old Pump House building on Stobcross Road, built by his great-grandfather Morrison & Mason in 1877. Having been used as the home of the Tall Ship museum and various restaurants since the historic Queen's Dock has been filled in the 1970s, the Pump House was eventually purchased by Morrison Glasgow Distillers in 2011. Initially intended to be called the Glasgow Distillery, delays to the project saw them lose the title to the Glasgow Distillery Company in nearby Hillington, and in 2014 construction work began on what is now the Clydeside distillery. The distillery takes its water from Loch Katrine and is equipped with two copper stills made by Forsyths of Moray. First to take the helm of production was Auchentoshan's former manager, Alistair McDonald, and in late 2021 the distillery debuted its first single malt, Stobcross. This single malt was aged in ex-American and European barrels for almost 4 years.