Littlemill 12 Year Old Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
£399.0070cl / 40% / Distillery Bottling – The 12 year old expression from this lost distillery, destroyed by fire in 2003.
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Littlemill 1965 / 31 Year Old / Silent Stills / Signatory Lowland Whisky
£2,000.0075cl / 46.5% / Signatory – This stunning Littlemill, bottled by Signatory Vintage under the Silent Stills series, hails from one of Scotland’s oldest distilleries.
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Littlemill 1990 / 27 Year Old / Private Cellar Edition Lowland Whisky
£2,250.0075cl / 51.3% / Distillery Bottling – Despite the distillery closing in 1994, owner Loch Lomond has been releasing some of the now-mature stocks every year. The 2017 edition was distilled in May 1990 and has been bottled at 27 years old. Aged in a total of eight refill-bourbon casks, it was married together in…
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Littlemill 1991 / 25 Year Old / Pearls Of Scotland Lowland Whisky
£600.0070cl / 52.8% / Gordon & Company – A 1991 vintage Littlemill from independent bottler Gordon & Company as part of the Pearls of Scotland range. It was distilled in January and bottled in June 2016 at 25 years of age.
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Littlemill 1991 / 31 Year Old / Gordon & MacPhail Connoisseurs Choice Lowland Whisky
£1,560.0070cl / 44.5% / Gordon & MacPhail – One of the many lost Lowlanders, this single cask Littlemill was bottled as part of Gordon & MacPhail’s Connoisseurs Choice collection. It was matured in a refill hogshead for 31 years and has aromas of key lime pie, apple strudel and hay on the nose, which are…
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Littlemill 1991 / Bot.2015 / Gordon & MacPhail Rare Old Lowland Whisky
£850.0070cl / 46% / Gordon & MacPhail – A Rare Old bottling of 1991 Littlemill from independent bottler Gordon & MacPhail. This was matured for around 24 years and bottled in 2015, around 20 years after the distillery sadly closed.
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Littlemill 25 Year Old / Private Cellar Edition & Mini Lowland Whisky
£2,250.0075cl / 50.4% / Distillery Bottling – Despite the distillery closing in 1994, owners Loch Lomond have been releasing some of the now-mature stocks every year. The 2015 edition was distilled between December 17 1989 and April 4 1990 and has been bottled at 25 years old. Aged in a combination of ten American and…
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Littlemill 40 Year Old / 2018 Release Lowland Whisky
£5,500.0070cl / 46.8% / Distillery Bottling – An exquisitely-packaged edition of Littlemill – the oldest, in fact, ever released from this lost distillery. This 40-year-old Celestial Edition has been bottled in celebration of the distillery owner Duncan Thomas, whose life’s work was the creation of Littlemill’s subtly floral, vanilla-led whisky.
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Littlemill 45 Year Old The Vanguards Collection No.1 Robert Muir Lowland Whisky
£12,500.0075cl / 50.5% / Distillery Bottling – This remarkable single malt was distilled in October 1977, three decades before Littlemill closed its doors for good. After 40 years in refill American oak it was transferred to first-fill oloroso hogsheads for finishing. Five years in sherry casks added notes of hazelnut, caramel and sultana to a…
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Littlemill Testament 1976 / Bot.2020 Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
£8,000.0070cl / 42.5% / Distillery Bottling – The oldest release from Littlemill distillery to date, Testament was distilled in October 1976 and matured in a number of casks, including American oak hogsheads and oloroso sherry hogsheads, before being bottled in December 2020. Aromas of green apples, grapefruit, elderflower and ginger fill the nose, complemented by…
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Ln1 – Elements of Islay Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
£125.0050cl / 62.5% / Speciality Drinks – Ln comes from a distillery situarted on the coast of Loch Indal. Heavily peated to more than 50pmm, this combines first-fill bourbon-cask sweetness with rich peat. Serge Valentin of whiskyfun.com called this ‘absolutely excellent’.
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Loch Dhu 10 Year Old Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
£250.0070cl / 40% / Distillery Bottling – The infamous Loch Dhu – ‘Black Lake’. It has polarised whisky drinkers, with many lovers and haters out in the wild, and has become immensely collectible. A bit of a strange whisky, but one that’s worth trying at least once.