James Eadie

The name James Eadie dates back to the Scottish brewer and bottler James Eadie, who founded his production and bottling business in 1854. A family blend recipe remained in the family's possession; the brand was recovered and relaunched in the 21st century by a descendant, Rupert Patrick, who returned the name to activity by selecting and bottling small series and single cask releases. The brand's official site recounts the nineteenth-century origins and the decision to recreate the historic blend with the help of industry experts.

Restore the family name with the character of the historic bottles: patient and methodical selection of the best casks, respect for blending tradition and enhancement of the character of individual distillates through single cask, cask finish and small batch releases. The project aims for historical fidelity (revival of the 'Trade Mark X') and limited-edition bottles for enthusiasts.

Scotland, United Kingdom