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'''Bonthrone Maltings''' is a collection of buildings in [[Newton of Falkland]].
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'''Bonthrone Maltings''' is a former brewery complex in [[Newton of Falkland]], now partly used as housing.
  
 
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Revision as of 16:59, 18 February 2021

Building summary
[photo awaited]
Name Bonthrone Maltings
Address North Maltings, Newton of Falkland
Postcode KY15 7NY
Address South Maltings, Newton of Falkland
Postcode KY15 7QT
Date 16th century onwards.
OS grid ref NO 26847 7103
Latitude & longitude 56°15′03″N 3°10′56″W
Listing Category B
Listing reference LB13311
Listing date 25/02/1993

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Bonthrone Maltings is a former brewery complex in Newton of Falkland, now partly used as housing.

HES listing details[1]
Address/Site Name

Newtown of Falkland Bonthrone Maltings (formerly Newton Old Brewery)

Description

Maltings and brewery complex, established 1600, remodelled early 19th century, and again at later dates during the 19th century, comprising North Maltings ranged along Main Street, and later South maltings, forming a courtyard to S, linked to North Maltings by oversailing bridge carried across Home Road, attached to South Maltings kiln. Rubble with pantiled and slated roofs. 3 kilns with pyramidal roofs and pagoda ventilators add to visual impact of the group in the landscape. [...]

Statement of special interest

Important feature in the village and a distinctive landmark in the countryside. The bonthrones began brewing here in 1600 and stopped in 1916, thence to concentrate on malting and bottling, and acquired rivals at Ladybank in 1935 and Pitlessie in 1937, also having Stratheden Distillery from 1829-1929 at Auchtermuchty. Malting stopped in 1960.

Notes

  1. Fuller description at HES record for LB13311.