Westland Distillery is one of America's pioneering single malt whiskey producers, founded in 2010 and based in Seattle, Washington. From its earliest days, the distillery set out to define what American single malt could be, drawing on the Pacific Northwest's unique terroir and ingredients. Its growing reputation earned the attention of Rémy Cointreau, which acquired the distillery, though founder Matt Hofmann has continued to lead the company. Westland's portfolio is entirely dedicated to American single malt whiskey, crafted in a distinctly New World style. Their flagship range includes American Oak, Peated, and Sherry Wood expressions, alongside more adventurous releases such as the Garryana series — made with native Oregon white oak — and the Solum range, which explores local grains and ingredients. The Cask Exploration Series further showcases the distillery's commitment to innovation and community-driven flavor discovery. Rooted in the philosophy that whiskey is fundamentally an expression of place, Westland has become a standard bearer for the American single malt category. The distillery has collected numerous regional and international awards over the years and is widely recognized by publications such as Whisky Advocate as a trailblazer in shaping the identity of American single malt on the world stage.