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Private Cellar Aged 27 Years Single Malt Scotch Whisky

THE LITTLEMILL DISTILLERY COMPANY LIMITED

£2245

THE 2017 RELEASE For the 2017 Littlemill Private Release, our master blender Michael Henry selected 8 casks from 1990 as an homage to the true Littlemill distillery character: a lighter, floral spirit, reminiscent of the triple distillation of the Duncan Thomas era. He chose the casks with the strongest floral character and subtle wood notes from distillations between the 11th and 29th of May 1990. The casks were filled at 68.8% strength allowing them to retain more of the distillery character throughout the maturation in refill bourbon barrels. Ageing in refill bourbon barrels gave a softer w

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