This is one of 511 bottles and another piece of history. It originated from one of Scotland's oldest distilling sites, established in 1772. Despite a history of various owners, bankruptcies, periods of inactivity, and closure in 1996, followed by a fire in 2004 shortly after being sold to a developer, I managed to get a deal at cost price to try it. Thankfully, as a single dram cost over $30 USD even then. It has pleasant, subtle notes of vanilla, honey, and a slight nuttiness. I rate it 3.5. It's nice, but not worth $600 USD.
Littlemill 1991 24 year Rare Old (Gordon & MacPhail)
3.83 Decent
Whiskey Scotch Lowlands 24 years 45.5% ABV
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Light tart apple on the nose. Rich brown sugar, raspberry, and spice on the palate.
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