Glenesk 1981 #0571 Old Train Line

This bottle was specially bottled in honour of Jack Wiebers Whisky World's 20th anniversary.

This anniversary took place in 2016, so it is likely that this Glenesk was bottled in the year 2016.

This would therefore make this whisky around 35 years old.

Glenesk Distillery

Glenesk Distillery, originally known as Highland Esk, is located in the Angus region, near the town of Montrose in Scotland. Founded in 1897 by Septimus Parsonage as a brewery, it was converted into a distillery in 1899. Throughout its history, the distillery has had different names and owners, including North Esk and Montrose.

In the 1960s, the distillery was significantly modernised and the name was changed to Glenesk. Glenesk whiskies were known for their smooth and complex character, with notes of fruit, flowers and a subtle spiciness.

Despite its rich history, Glenesk was closed in 1985 and later demolished. Today, Glenesk's remaining bottles are highly sought after by aficionados, collectors and investors because of their rarity and historical value. Glenesk remains a fascinating part of Scotch whisky history, remembered for the unique and refined whiskies it produced.

Jack Wiebers Whisky World

Jack Wiebers Whisky World is an independent bottler distinguished by its focus on quality, uniqueness, and artistic flair. Led by Lars-Göran Wiebers, the company has built a strong reputation in the whisky world, with a wide range of single cask bottlings loved by collectors and whisky enthusiasts. The combination of carefully selected whiskies and striking, often artistic labels makes Jack Wiebers Whisky World a unique player in the independent whisky bottler market. Whether you are looking for a special bottle for a collection or a whisky with a unique character, Jack Wiebers Whisky World offers an experience that is unforgettable both visually and tastefully.

Please note

This bottle was bottled a long time ago. Please be careful when opening. The closure may have deteriorated. The item is sold as photographed and described. We do not accept any liability for the condition of the closure.