Strathmill 30 Years Old 1977
The Old Malt Cask
Winning Bid
£140
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Strathmill 30 Years Old 1977
The Old Malt Cask
Lot #0630246
FINISH DATE
28 February 2019
A single cask bottling of Strathmill single malt distilled in April 1977, aged for 30 years before being bottled in December 2007 by Douglas Laing & Co. Ltd as part of their Old Malt Cask range.
Bottled at 50% with no filtration & no colouring. One of 302 bottles.
Strathmill
Speyside is littered with distilleries, several of which only exist to provide content for blends. They are rarely seen in any shape or form and Strathmill is a classic example. Despite being a fairly old distillery, founded in 1891 in Keith, Strathmill did not make its single malt debut until 2001 in the Flora & Fauna series. Very little of it has been seen since, with the independent bottlers offering a sense of what it can do. The style of whisky is light, fresh and an inoffensive example of the Speyside region. This is achieved by the presence of purifiers on the spirit stills. These remove denser compounds and characteristics, thereby creating a whisky that can easily supplement a blend such as J&B Scotch.
Lot Features
Region
Scotland, Speyside
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ENDED28TH FEBRUARY 2019
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£87
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