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70cl / 46% / Gordon & MacPhail – Made at Linkwood distillery, this Speyside single malt was matured for a quarter of a century, before being bottled by Gordon & MacPhail for its Distillery Labels series.
70cl / 48.2% / Elixir Distillers – Casting this role in Livingstone’s Macbeth series required whisky maker Elixir Distillers to provide a single malt of rare elegance and beauty. This vatting of four ex-bourbon barrels from Linkwood distillery proves the perfect embodiment of the ill-fated Lady Macduff.
70cl / 49.6% / Elixir Distillers – A spectacular old Linkwood, this was bottled by Single Malts of Scotland for its Director’s Special collection – a great example of why fans of this distillery love older releases like this.
75cl / 40% / Distillery Bottling – An old bottling of ‘over 12-year-old’ Linkwood. We estimate this was bottled in the 1960s, a decade which saw the distillery undergo a complete refurbishment.
70cl / 59.6% / Distillery Bottling – This 1973-vintage Linlithgow single malt was released in 2004 as part of Diageo’s Special Releases. A fruity, grassy Lowland whisky, it was matured for three decades before being bottled in 2004.
70cl / 46% / First Cask – A rare First Cask bottling of 1975 vintage whisky from Linlithgow, aka St Magdalene, a delicate and refined lowlander which unfortunately ceased production in 1983. Despite the fact that the distillery has now been converted into flats you can still find the occasional bottling surfacing.
70cl / 51.5% / Signatory – A 1975 vintage whisky from closed distilery Linlithgow, also known as St Magdalene, bottled at 24 years old by Signatory.
70cl / 51.5% / Signatory – A rare signatory bottling of whisky from Linlithgow, aka St Magdalene, which closed in the early 1980s. This was distilled on June 6th 1975 and bottled on November 26th 2001.
70cl / 43% / Signatory – An old Signatory bottle of Linlithgow, distilled in 1982 and bottled from a single cask in 2000.
70cl / 43% / Signatory – A vintage Linlithgow from independent bottler Signatory. This was distilled in December 1982 and aged for 18 years. The Linlithgow distillery, better known as St-Magdalene, was closed in 1983.
70cl / 50% / Douglas Laing – Also known as St. Magdalene, bottlings of Linlithgow are becoming increasingly rare as the distillery closed some time ago. Linlithgow is extremely highly-thought of thanks to some stellar bottlings over the last decade.
70cl / 51.4% / Murray McDavid – This is a rare opportunity to taste a mature single malt from the now lost 18th century producer Linlithgow – also known as St Magdalene. Distilled in 1982, it was initially matured in ex-bourbon casks before being finished in top quality cognac barrels, resulting in a hugely complex…
