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Private Cellar Aged 25 Years Single Malt Scotch Whisky

THE LITTLEMILL DISTILLERY COMPANY LIMITED

£2250

THE 2015 RELEASE Our two master blenders John Petersen and Michael Henry have dipped and nosed the remaining casks of 1989 and 1990 in our warehouse. From these they have selected 10 which they believe best represent the quality and style of whisky from the Littlemill Distillery. These 10 casks have been married together to deliver this exceptional 25 year old lowland single malt whisky. The 1989 liquid went into the cask on 17th December 1989 at 68.5 degrees and the 1990 was casked between 1st 4th April 1990 at between 68.6 and 68.7 degrees. The liquid was originally laid down in a mixture of

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Registered at Companies House as THE LITTLEMILL DISTILLERY COMPANY LIMITED, number 08617146. Checked 2026-08-29.
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