Westerhall Estate Ltd is a private limited liability company, registered in 1966. Its shareholders are all related. Prior to its formal registration it operated as an agricultural estate which consisted of 951 acres planted in Sugar Cane, Bananas, Coconuts Cocoa and Limes. The estate always had a small distillery on its premises and some of the sugar cane crushing equipment dates back to the 1700’s. The property was originally called Grand Bacaye Estate and it is believed that the name was changed to Westerhall after it was purchased by Sir William John Stone of Dumfrieshire, Scotland in the early 1700’s, after the name of his ancestral family home. Westerhall was then sold on 21st November, 1836 by the heir of Sir William, Sir Frederick George Johnstone to “Mr. John Allan Powell of Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, Lewis Hoyes Esquire of the Island of Grenada, one of His Majesty’s West Indian or Caribe Islands in America, and Thomas Browne of Snell Hall in the said Island”.