16 September 2026

Rosebank 21 Years Old

The Roses Unity Edition VI

Winning Bid
£2,100
RESERVE MET

Rosebank 21 Years Old

The Roses Unity Edition VI
Lot #1030547
FINISH DATE
30 June 2022
The sixth release from The Roses Collection, which Speciality Drinks created. As with previous releases, this is a 21-year-old single malt from the now-closed Rosebank Distillery, bottled at a cask strength of 49.5%. Unity is one of only eight hundred and fourty bottles produced and comes with a beautiful floral label and box.
Rosebank

The Lowland distilleries took a pounding during the 1980s closures, somehow Rosebank in Falkirk survived until 1993 before closing its doors. For such a well-regarded whisky, this was a huge loss. An ageing site, a drop in demand for single malt and a location that offered difficult access and no room for expansion, spelled the end for Rosebank. This was reinforced when the stills and distilling equipment were stolen in 2008; thereby removing the heart of the distillery. And that was it, or at least we thought so. Then, Ian MacLeod Distillers, the owners of Glengoyne and Tamdhu, struck a deal with Diageo to purchase the site, the brand and the remaining stock. We don’t know the fee, but it will have been sizeable. Work is underway to bring the distillery into operation while remaining faithful to its roots. A series of premium whiskies has also been released to offer enthusiasts the chance to experience the ‘old’ Rosebank, before, in a few years, we’ll have a new whisky to enjoy.

Lot Features
  • BOTTLER
    Speciality Drinks
  • DISTILLERY
    Rosebank
  • TYPE
    Full Size
  • SIZE
    70 cl
  • STRENGTH
    52.7%
  • BOTTLES PRODUCED
    840
  • APPROX. SHIPPING WEIGHT (kg)
    2.5
Region
Scotland, Lowlands
Scotland, Lowlands
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