Ayrshire Rare Old Gordon & Macphail (Bottled 2000) 1970

Ayrshire Rare Old Gordon & Macphail (Bottled 2000) 1970

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Ayrshire Rare Old Gordon & Macphail (Bottled 2000) 1970
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HED56407

70 cl

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£858.00
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This is a rare bottle of vintage single malt distilled in 1970 at an undisclosed distillery in Ayrshire, south-west Scotland. The whisky was bottled in 2000 and released independently by Gordon & MacPhail, as part of their ‘Rare Old’ collection. Ayrshire is home to some very prestigious whisky distilleries and it is also the birthplace of Sir Alexander Fleming [1881-1955], best known for discovering the penicillin.

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