Kask Whisky

Kask Whisky is a tasting events and tour company founded by Justine Hazlehurst, who is also a co-founder and co-director of the annual Fife Whisky Festival. The company focuses on exploring the rich history of Scotch whisky, including significant events such as the infamous Pattison Crash of 1898, which marked a turning point in the industry.

In addition to organising events, Kask Whisky offers resources such as the book "Opening The Case: The Affairs of Pattisons Whisky," which draws on four years of dedicated research to provide new insights into the Pattison brothers and their tumultuous legacy in the whisky trade. The company aims to celebrate and educate others about the heritage and evolution of Scotch whisky through its offerings.

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