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70cl / 43% / The Cooper’s Choice – A 1983 vintage Port Ellen bottled by The Cooper’s Choice in 1996 at 13 years of age. This was produced the very year the distillery closed, with bottlings now highly sought after.
75cl / 43% / Signatory – One of the last ever whiskies to be produced at Port Ellen, which closed in 1983. Bottled by independent bottlers Signatory, this was aged for 14 years in a sherry butt. Port Ellen has a cult following and, as such, bottlings are in high demand.
70cl / 43% / Hart Brothers – A 1983 vintage whisky from closed cult distillery Port Ellen, bottled at 14 years old by Hart Brothers.
70cl / 43% / Hart Brothers – An old bottling of 1983 vintage Port Ellen from independent bottler Hart Brothers. Distilled in the year the distillery closed for good, this was aged for 14 years prior to bottling.
70cl / 46% / McGibbon’s – This rare Douglas McGibbon bottling, aged in a single sherry cask for 22 years, contains whisky distilled in the winter of 1983 before the distillery ceased production.
70cl / 46% / McGibbon’s – One of the last bottles to be distilled at Port Ellen distillery which closed in the same year, 1983. This was bottled by independent bottlers McGibbon’s as part of their Provenance range of bottlings. Aged in ex sherry cask 2251, this was bottled in 2006 at 22 years of…
70cl / 46% / McGibbons – A new release from Douglas Laing’s Provenance series. This is a bottling of two refill butts from Port Ellen’s last year of distillation.
70cl / 46% / McGibbons – Refill Butt 4127: The box / label for this bottling of Port Ellen 1983 subtitles it “The ‘Final Vintage’ in its last season of distillation”. Presumably to distinguish it from their other bottling released at exactly the same time, cask 4114.
70cl / 46% / McGibbon’s – A Port Ellen 1983 from a single sherry butt bottled for Douglas Laing’s ‘Provenance’ series. This is more overtly sweet on the nose and palate than the Old Malt Cask version released at the same time.
70cl / 46% / McGibbon’s – Distilled in Spring of 1983, this Port Ellen has been bottled from a single sherry butt early in 2010 by Douglas Laing for their McGibbon’s Provenance range. A very approachable PE, with sweetness and oak more prominent than the phenols.
70cl / 46% / McGibbon’s – A 46% Port Ellen 1983 bottled from a refill butt by McGibbons (aka Douglas Laing) for their Provenance series. Described by the bottlers as ‘well-balanced between sweet and smoky elements…mentholated…soft tar…sweetly smoked with a salty, leathery quality’. Sounds like textbook refill late PE to us.
70cl / 54.6% / Douglas Laing – A 28 year old whisky from cult closed distillery Port Ellen, bottled by Douglas Laing as part of their Platinum Selection series. Distilled in March of 1983, months before the distillery was mothballed, this is as young as Port Ellen gets – at 28 years old that isn’t…
