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Longmorn 2003-2018 | 14 Year Old Douglas Laing Old Particular Single Cask DL12540
Pale colour, quite fragrant with a very smooth body. Quite sweetish, but very enjoyable.
Cameronbridge Distillery
Cameronbridge single grain distillery has been augmented and expanded several times since the 1960s, when the current still house was built. These expansions included the addition of a third column...
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There are however many fantastic independent and official Bruichladdich whiskies dating from the early sixties onwards. Lower production levels would have meant longer more leisurely fermentations along with direct-fired stills...
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Braeval was built by Chivas with blending in mind. For many years it served that purpose well. It was further expanded during the first four years of its life until,...
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As an Islay whisky, Bowmore's single malt betrays its location quite distinctly, but its spirit is capable of amazing stylistic diversity. Thankfully for single malt fans, Bowmore is one of...
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The Caledonian grain whisky distillery, originally known as Edinburgh Distillery, was built in Edinburgh in 1855, situated between the Haymarket train station and the Union Canal. The name was changed...
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Blair Athol is a quiet yet beautiful distillery that has modestly been producing a robust Highland distillate for over two centuries. Founded in 1798, Blair Athol has always been one...
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Bladnoch distillery has undergone a remarkable renaissance in the last few decades. Ignored for many years and eventually closed like so many sadly missed Lowlanders, the distillery nevertheless found a...
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Bimber Distillery in London was founded in 2015 and started producing their first spirit in May 2016. The Bimber distillery is based in a warehouse in an unprepossessing corner of...
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Benromach distillery in Speyside has undergone a remarkable rebirth since it was bought and regenerated in the late nineties by the legendary independent bottlers Gordon & MacPhail. Since then, Benromach...
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Benrinnes distillery is one of those medium-obscure Speyside distilleries with a widely respected distillate that is well represented by the independents but largely ignored by its owners. A robust and muscular...
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Ben Nevis distillery is a curious beast, being a seemingly rather quiet whisky distillery that makes little noise about itself - but also a distillery whose whisky seems to be...
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Benriach distillery in Speyside is one of the bigger success stories in the whisky world of recent years. After being sold to Billy Walker in 2004 Benriach underwent a major...
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Ben Wyvis was a Highland single malt whisky produced at the Invergordon grain distillery between 1965 and 1976. Like several other short-lived internal malt whisky projects, such as Killyloch and...
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Banff distillery is one of several tragically lost smaller distilleries that Diageo forerunners Distilllers Company Limited (DCL) saw fit to mothball in the 1980s after the whisky industry's catastrophic overproduction...
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Balvenie distillery is a name that, for many people, instantly conjures up images and olfactory memories of Speyside. Balvenie is a whisky that perhaps more than any other displays a...
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Balmenach distillery was bought from Diageo in 1997 by Inver House (who have done great work with Balblair, Old Pulteney and An Cnoc) and single malt whisky production has been...
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Balblair distillery is one of a small clutch of coastal distilleries in Scotland's Eastern Highlands, and along with the likes of Old Pulteney and Clynelish it produces a muscular, drier,...
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Aultmore distillery is another of Speyside’s large workhorse distilleries. Aultmore is owned by Bacardi and its single malt whisky is used primarily for their Dewar’s and William Lawson’s blends. Until recently...
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Auchroisk distillery (pronounced: Aw-THRUSK) whisky is another of the little-known blending monsters that Diageo built in the early-mid seventies to meet a massive anticipated demand for whisky that never really...
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Auchentoshan distillery (pronounced: ock-en-TOSH-an) in the Scottish Lowlands is one of the bigger names in malt whisky and one of the very few remaining Scottish distilleries to practice triple distillation as...
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The Ardnamurchan distillery was founded in the Highlands by independent whisky bottlers Adelphi Distillers in 2014, with a view to strengthening the company’s supply of single malt whisky for their...
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Ardmore Distillery
Ardmore distillery is a favourite with many whisky fans, and its old-school, medium-peated, Speyside-style profile has won the distillery a loyal following of aficionados. Ardmore has long been the backbone...
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Ardbeg Distillery
Few distilleries have a story like that of Islay’s Ardbeg. Over the past few decades the Ardbeg distillery has transformed from a forgotten Kildalton relic, whose uncompromisingly smoky, peated single...
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AnCnoc Distillery (Knockdhu)
AnCnoc is the official bottling name for the single malt whisky from Knockdhu, a charming 19th century Speyside distillery that for many years was a quiet operator, happy to supply...
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