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  • Longrow 11 Years Old 2001

    Rundlets & Kilderkins

    Winning Bid
    £70
    NO RESERVE
    Longrow 11 Years Old 2001
    Rundlets & Kilderkins
    Lot #0250737
    FINISH DATE
    31 December 2015

    A Rundlet or Kilderkin is a small oak cask equal to volume to an imperial measurement of volume of 18 gallons or 68 litres. In the 17th and 18th centuries Rundlets and Kilderkins were commonly sold directly to local gentry from Springbank distilleries in Campbeltown.

    Non chill filtered and no added colouring and limited to only 9000 bottles. Distilled November 2001 then bottled January 2013 at 51.7% vol.

    Springbank (Longrow)

    Longrow is not actually a standalone distillery but a heavily peated variant of single malt whisky produced by the Springbank Distillery in Campbeltown, Scotland. Established in 1973 as an experimental peated malt, Longrow was named after a now-defunct distillery that once stood adjacent to Springbank. It is double-distilled and peated to between 50 and 55 ppm, offering a robust, smoky flavor profile distinct from the lighter Springbank or unpeated Hazelburn whiskies made at the same distillery. Longrow's core expressions include the Longrow Peated, Longrow Red - which varies annually with different red wine cask finishes, and aged expressions like the Longrow 18 and 21 Year Old. This whisky embodies the traditional, hands-on approach of Springbank, with all aspects of production, from malting to bottling, done on-site.

    Lot Features
    • BOTTLER
      Official
    • DISTILLERY
      Springbank (Longrow)
    • TYPE
      Full Size
    • SIZE
      70 cl
    • STRENGTH
      51.7% vol
    • BOTTLES PRODUCED
      9,000
    • APPROX. SHIPPING WEIGHT (kg)
      2
    Region
    Campbeltown
    Campbeltown

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