Longmorn 13 Year Old 2011 Cask #1721 Lady Of The Glen Single Malt Scotch Whisky | 700ML
Whiskey: Longmorn 13 Year Old 2011 Cask #1721 Lady Of The Glen Single Malt Scotch Whisky | 700ML
This single cask Longmorn single malt whisky was distilled in 2011 and then matured in a Pedro Ximénez cask for 13 years. It was bottled up by Hannah Whisky Merchants for its Lady of the Glen series and just 297 bottles were filled at 58.2% ABV.
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Size: 700ML
Proof: 116.4 (58.2%ABV)
Origin: Scotland
Distillery: Longmorn
This single cask Longmorn single malt whisky was distilled in 2011 and then matured in a Pedro Ximénez cask for 13 years. It was bottled up by Hannah Whisky Merchants for its Lady of the Glen series and just 297 bottles were filled at 58.2% ABV.
Longmorn 13 Year Old 2011 Cask #1721 Lady Of The Glen Single Malt Scotch Whisky | 700ML Tasting Notes
Nose: Dried fruit, toffee apple, sticky molasses, leather. Spice provides warmth with cinnamon and clove.
Palate: Jamaican ginger cake, mandarin orange, liquorice, dried tobacco, and rich sultanas.
Finish: Mulled fruits, toffee, and sherried sweetness linger.
Distillery Information
A missionary named Maernanaog, or Mo-ernin-og, had brought Christianity to the Picts of Moray during the 7th Century. A church was built just outside of Elgin, following his death in 625AD and named Lann Marnoch, the Church of St Marnoch. Over the course of time, the name 'Lann Marnoch' gradually became Anglicised and eventually the area was known as Longmorn. Construction began on a distillery on the site in 1893 under John Duff and Company, founders of Glenlossie in 1876. In 1894, the build was completed and the total costs amounted to £20,000. Production began in December. John Duff bought out the other members of the group and officially founded the Longmorn Distillery in 1897. A year later he built Longmorn Number 2 next door, changing its name latterly to BenRiach. John Duff went bankrupt in 1909; the Pattison Crisis had left him reeling and he had already failed in his attempts to build distilleries in America and South Africa. The shares were acquired from the bank by James R Grant.
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Whiskey: Longmorn 13 Year Old 2011 Cask #1721 Lady Of The Glen Single Malt Scotch Whisky | 700ML
This single cask Longmorn single malt whisky was distilled in 2011 and then matured in a Pedro Ximénez cask for 13 years. It was bottled up by Hannah Whisky Merchants for its Lady of the Glen series and just 297 bottles were filled at 58.2% ABV.
Order from the Largest & Most Trusted Premium Spirits Marketplace!
Featured in
- ROLLING STONE
- MEN'S JOURNAL
- US WEEKLY
ALL ORDERS PLACED ARE GUARANTEED and WILL NOT be cancelled like with other retailers. Many other small liquor store sites will end up cancelling your order due to the high demand and unavailability.
Size: 700ML
Proof: 116.4 (58.2%ABV)
Origin: Scotland
Distillery: Longmorn
This single cask Longmorn single malt whisky was distilled in 2011 and then matured in a Pedro Ximénez cask for 13 years. It was bottled up by Hannah Whisky Merchants for its Lady of the Glen series and just 297 bottles were filled at 58.2% ABV.
Longmorn 13 Year Old 2011 Cask #1721 Lady Of The Glen Single Malt Scotch Whisky | 700ML Tasting Notes
Nose: Dried fruit, toffee apple, sticky molasses, leather. Spice provides warmth with cinnamon and clove.
Palate: Jamaican ginger cake, mandarin orange, liquorice, dried tobacco, and rich sultanas.
Finish: Mulled fruits, toffee, and sherried sweetness linger.
Distillery Information
A missionary named Maernanaog, or Mo-ernin-og, had brought Christianity to the Picts of Moray during the 7th Century. A church was built just outside of Elgin, following his death in 625AD and named Lann Marnoch, the Church of St Marnoch. Over the course of time, the name 'Lann Marnoch' gradually became Anglicised and eventually the area was known as Longmorn. Construction began on a distillery on the site in 1893 under John Duff and Company, founders of Glenlossie in 1876. In 1894, the build was completed and the total costs amounted to £20,000. Production began in December. John Duff bought out the other members of the group and officially founded the Longmorn Distillery in 1897. A year later he built Longmorn Number 2 next door, changing its name latterly to BenRiach. John Duff went bankrupt in 1909; the Pattison Crisis had left him reeling and he had already failed in his attempts to build distilleries in America and South Africa. The shares were acquired from the bank by James R Grant.
