History

North Port Distillery in Brechin, Angus was founded in 1820 by a family of bankers and farmers. It remained family-owned until its purchase by D.C.L. (Distillers Company Ltd.) in 1922. The distillery was closed in 1983 and demolished. Its single malt lives on through independent bottlers and officially in the Rare Malts series under the name North Port Brechin.

Bottles: Also available: Old Fettercairn, Lochside

Production

There are no detailed technical details about North Port production in the given text. Generally, distilleries of this period used malt whisky; North Port probably produced single malt until closure in 1983. Additional information about the process itself is not available in the source.

Products / Whisky Series

North Port produced single malt whisky. According to the source, there is official bottling in Rare Malts under the name North Port Brechin. Additionally, bottling-related names Old Fettercairn and Lochside are noted as 'Also available' in the same text.

Visits / Experiences

There are no details in the text about tours or visitor experiences at North Port.

Philosophy

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