The Pot Still is a pub and whisky bar in the centre of Glasgow. It is located on Hope Street, a steep road that climbs north and away from Central Station. The building where The Pot Still is located was built in 1835 and was originally a wine and spirits merchant. It transferred to become a public house in 1870 and was run by generations of the same family, the McCalls, until 1971 when it was sold to Tennent Caledonian Breweries. In 1981, it was taken over by John Waterson, who renovated the pub and increased the range of whiskies over time. He changed the name from McCall's Bar to The Pot Still.
