So, this bottle sells for $4,000. No, that wasn't a typo. I've tried hard not to let that fact influence my opinion of the whisky, which is pretty damn good on its own merits. The nose is fruity and nutty, with a bit of vanilla; the palate is a beautifully integrated fruit salad of tree fruit, melon, and stone fruit notes topped with sweet vanilla cream, milk chocolate, and rum raisin ice cream. I feel privileged to have had the chance to try it at a local tasting; it's a very good dram. Pity I'll probably never get to have it again!
Littlemill 25 Year (2015 Release)
Whiskey Scotch Lowlands 25 Year 50.4% ABV
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About this bottle
This release from a distillery that is no longer operational was created by combining whisky from ten casks filled in 1989 and 1990. Initially aged in both American and European oak casks, the final product underwent finishing in Oloroso Sherry casks. Littlemill, a Lowland malt distillery founded in 1772, ceased operations permanently in 1994. The 1,500 numbered bottles include a 50 ml sample, allowing collectors to preserve their bottle while still sampling the whisky.
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Aroma: Raisins, a pleasant funk, mushrooms, damp earth, leather, tobacco. Flavor: Citrus, orange, pipe tobacco.
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