Dunglass and Littlemill 1967 (Signatory)

(100cl, 43.50%)

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Whisky or Whiskey

Insider knowledge: Dunglass and Littlemill 1967 (Signatory) whisky is named whisky by virtue of the fact it's from Scotland. If distilled in America the spelling would be Dunglass and Littlemill 1967 (Signatory) whiskey, as opposed to whisky.

Dunglass and Littlemill Bottling Note

A pair of beautiful looking decanter bottles, bottled by Signatory. Both are from the Littlemill distillery, in the Lowlands. Dunglass was the name given to peated whisky distilled at Littlemill (unusual for a Lowland). Both whiskies have been left at cast strength.

Littlemill 1967
The first bottle is a 36 year old, distilled on the 28th February 1967,and matured in hogsheads (numbers 669-672) before bottling on the 11th June 2003. Part of a release of 325 bottles.

Dunglass 1967
The second bottle is a 37 year old peated malt from Littlemill. Distilled on the 31st May 1967, and aged in hogshead number 2409 before bottling on the 25th June 2004. Part of a release of 325 bottles.

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