Littlemill 1991 31 Year Old Whisky GM The Recollection Series #2 44.5%
A precious fragment of distilling history. This 32 year old Littlemill captures the delicate Lowland character of a legendary lost distillery, closed since 1994. Carefully matured then bottled in February 2023 by Gordon & MacPhail in a single Refill American Hogshead as part of their distinguished Recollection Series #2.
This expression gives collectors and whisky enthusiasts a rare chance to experience authentic Littlemill spirit. With only 226 bottles from this exceptional cask, each housed in an elegant solid wood display box, this release combines scarcity with the expert craftsmanship G&M is renowned for.
For those building a collection of closed distilleries or seeking a genuinely irreplaceable piece of Scotch whisky heritage, this bottling is sure to only grow more valuable with time.
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Country,Scotland
Region,Lowland
Distillery,Littlemill
Cask Description,Refill American Hogshead
Year Distilled,1991
Year Bottled,2023
Age,31 Year Old
Cask/Batch No,#549
Size,70cl
ABV,44.5%
Shipping Weight,4kg
Littlemill 1991 31 Year Old GM The Recollection Series #2 44.5%
Official Tasting Notes
COLOUR: Lightest Gold
NOSE: Lemon And Lime Aromas Combine With Subtle Honey, Fresh Apple And Tropical Fruit Notes Give Way To A Hint Of Hay.
TASTE: Sweet Citrus Fruit Flavours Intertwine With Honey Suckle And Garden Mint. Dried Pineapple Develops And Is Balanced by Charred Oak And Soft Black Pepper.
FINNISH: Medium Bodied Finnish With Grapefruit And Peanuts
Littlemill is a lost Scottish distillery that was closed in 1994 with the buildings being dismantled in 2006. Littlemill is thought to be the first and the oldest licensed distillery in Scotland. The site could have been used to distill spirit as early as the 1300’s. The actual distillery was founded in 1772 by George Buchanan and located in West Dunbartonshire in the Lowland whisky producing region. The distillery was bought in 1931 by an American entrepreneur named Duncan Thomas who was a real innovator in the Scottish whisky industry. He installed hybrid stills that had copper pot still bodies and rectifying columns rather than traditional swan necks. This allowed greater control over the distillation. There was also a new type of Saladin box for malting that possessed double ventilation towers above a single kiln. Thereafter Littlemill was considered to be leading the way in still innovation with an ability to produce three styles of whiskies. Today there are still stocks available of both official and independent bottling's that command high prices.
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