This Linkwood 25 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky is part of the Distillery Label range from Gordon & Mac Phail which is a range a releases that bear the original Distillery logos on the bottles which is a testament to the strong relationship between Gordon & Mac Phail & Distilleries such as Linkwood. ...

Linkwood 30 Year Old 1991 Gordon & Mac Phail Single Malt Scotch Whisky ...

Linkwood 40 Year Old 1978 Casks of Distinction 8948
- 70cl 47.5% ...

A young Linkwood 8 Year Old which was distilled in 2013 & bottled by Carn Mor this Single Malt Scotch Whisky has been matured in a Sherry Butt. ...

This Linkwood was aged for 9 years & finished in oloroso sherry casks. ...

A brilliant 12 year old offering from Littlemill, bottled at 40% ABv. Located in Bowling, north-west of Glasgow, Littlemill was officially founded in 1772, its water source a spring in the Kirkpatrick Hills. Littlemill can make a strong bid for being one of the oldest distilleries in Scotl&. There was previously a brewery on the site dating back to the 14th century & so it is likely that distillation took place in early times. Like many Lowland distilleries, Littlemill was triple-distilled until the 1930s, when it switched to the present double-distilled product. The distillery has had a chequered past & was closed for some many years during the 1980s before re-opening under the ownership of Gibson International. The distillery ceased production in 1992 & Loch Lomond Distillers took over in 1994. The distillery remains closed, but supplies for bottling will be available for some years to come. Nose: The nose is a little acidic, with the smell of unripened grain & some sweetness as well. A tinge of herbs & citrus zest. Palate: It is full & very pleasant, almost swelling to fill your mouth. There is sweet, toasted grain with a little bit of caramel & even some nuttiness for depth. Finish: It is long, sweet & herbal, with a great blend of flavors. Although the finish is smooth, there is a lot of peppery heat. It ends with a bang & it's AWESOME! ...

The second release of 21 year old single malt from Littlemill, a Lowland distillery with a long history. It was founded in 1772, but it was sadly closed in the early 1990s & demolished in the 2000s. A lovely presentation of whisky from the departed distillery, this time bottled at 47% ABV (the previous 21 year old from the distillery was bottled at 46%). 4, 600 bottles were produced
- sadly not too much left from Littlemill. Nose: honeyed & silky with lots of cream; fresh fruits ranging from apples & pears to honeydew melon & more exotic tropical fruits; vanilla & chocolate sauce drizzled over berry fruits; floral with soft oak & crushed mint leaf. Palate: Fresh cream, more vanilla-white chocolate & floral top notes; crushed mint leaves & toasty oak with malt & emerging fruits: Finish: Long coating & creamy this is a very fine & delicate older-American oak matured whisky.
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Loch Dhu is the Whisky equivalent of Marmite! Very controversial dram, & one that we love! Distilled at Mannochmore & bottled in the year 2000, the whisky gets its blacker than black colour from the use of double-charred casks
- whilst the name Loch Dhu translates to Black Lake from Gaelic. Def. one to try!! Nose: Burnt treacle, flat cola, soy sauce, over ripe banana, liquorice. Palate: More flat cola, burnt sugar, soy sauce & aniseed. Finish: Syrupy & sweet with coffee grinds, cola & treacle toffee.
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Loch Lomond 10 Year Old 2009 (cask 9526) The Cooper's Choice Whisky region: Highland Cask type: Muscat fortified wine cask finish Cask number: 9526 ...

Loch Lomond 22 Year Old 1996 Clan Denny Single Grain Scotch Whisky ...