Longmorn 14-Year-Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky (Single Cask)

SWEETDRAM LIMITED

£90

LONGMORN single malt Scotch whisky 14 years old Cask strength 58.5% alc/vol 1 st fill ex-bourbon hogshead Filled: 18/07/2007 Bottled: 01/04/2022 We have a theory: blenders hog these thick, creamy Speyside single malts for themselves. They call them “dressing drams” – mellow, ripe, peachy whiskies from unsung, lesser-known distilleries – which can be used to add instant body and backbone to deluxe mainstream blends. A sort of flavour enhancer. The seasoning. Scotch MSG. And maybe, just maybe, that explains why Longmorns are so rare in this form: pure, untouched, and straight from the cask, as t

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