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An old Lowland malt distillery with a tumultuous history. First established in 1772, it operated in fits and starts until its final closure in 1994 and it has since been lost for good following a fire ten years later. Today the brand and remaining stock are owned by the Loch Lomond Group. One of Scotland's most iconic and long-running independent bottling brands. Introduced by Gordon & MacPhail in ...
Based on 4 published Maltiply reviews.
The light, fragrant nose and delicate sweetness suggest a gentle style, with a fresh, sweet finish. I like how clearly the notes convey that character, though they point to restraint rather than a bold profile.
Light citrus meets delicate sweetness—a cheerful contrast.
slowtrainkit13 SeptThe light citrus gives this an easy, fresh feel, while the delicate sweetness keeps it gentle rather than showy. A softly appealing style.
shortwave_atlas28 AugThere’s a pleasing restraint here: the nose is light and fragrant, with citrus kept to a hint rather than taking over. That delicacy carries through to the palate, where perfume meets gentle sweetness, then gives way to a sweet, fresh finish. I’m drawn to whiskies that let subtle details do the work, and this sounds like a thoughtful, composed expression rather than one built around sheer intensity.
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