by Kennetpans Trust | Nov 15, 2019 | Stein Distilleries
Manuel Works, Linlithgow Castlecary Fireclay Works Anchor Brick Works, Dunipace Millfield House, Polmont, c1909 was built by John Miller, civil engineer of the Edinburgh and Glagow Railway Company and was later owned by the Stein family of Stein’s brickworks....
by Kennetpans Trust | Sep 7, 2019 | Stein Distilleries
In many ways it is easier to cover these two great distilleries in one section. KENNETPANS DISTILLERY c1720 – 1825 Founder John Stein (1697 – 1773) The exact date of distilling at Kennetpans is not known but it is thought the ruins still present date back...
by Kennetpans Trust | Sep 5, 2019 | Stein Family
THE FORGOTTEN DYNASTY Most historians describe the Steins as a great whisky dynasty, probably one of the greatest understatements you will ever read. Yes, the Steins revolutionised both the Scottish and Irish whisky industries, but without a doubt the family were also...
by Kennetpans Trust | Dec 29, 2018 | Stein Distilleries
Near Kinross Reputed to make the worst whisky in Scotland Founded in 1780 by William Young, later to belong to Andrew Stein (1741 – 1828). Andrew became the Provost of St Andrews.
by Kennetpans Trust | Dec 29, 2018 | Stein Distilleries
St Andrews Founded c1780 by Robert Stein financed by his brother James Stein of Kilbagie. Kincaple was one of the top 5 Great Middleclass Distilleries until the collapse of 1788. It was reopened by William Haig from 1795 – 1804. For more information about...
by Kennetpans Trust | Dec 29, 2018 | Stein Distilleries
1795 – Established under the name Cambsmiln in 1795 and over its first 30 years had three owners / operators. It was bought in 1825 by Andrew Stein who installed one of the first continuous stills, it was not a success and he was sequestrated by 1831. Distilling...
