Aberfeldy 1978
2000 G&M Connoisseurs Choice
Winning Bid
£140
RESERVE MET
Aberfeldy 1978
2000 G&M Connoisseurs Choice
Lot #1100658
FINISH DATE
31 January 2023
Distilled at Aberfeldy in 1978 then bottled in 2000 by independent bottlers Gordon & MacPhails as part of their Connoisseurs Choice map range.
Aberfeldy
Originally founded in 1896 by John Dewar's & Sons, Aberfeldy distillery remains a key component of the blend. Until the 1960s, a direct rail link was used to transport casks to the Dewar's warehouses in Perth. This strong association has ensured its survival with only 2 years of hibernation since 1896. Aberfeldy's whiskies have enjoyed a rise in popularity in recent times thanks to a successful rebranding and expansion of the range by current owners Bacardi. The distillery remains relatively unscathed with the only notable expansion in 1972 when the number of stills was doubled. Aberfeldy is worth visiting and features a wide range of bottle-your-own options, bar and cafe.
Lot Features
Region
Scotland, Highlands
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