Longmorn 18 Year Old Chorlton 2002

Longmorn 18 Year Old Chorlton 2002

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Longmorn 18 Year Old Chorlton 2002
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HED04468

70 cl

51.1%
£225.00
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Discover the Longmorn 18 Year Old Chorlton 2002, a single cask whisky distilled in June 2002 and matured for 18 years in a bourbon barrel. Bottled at 51.1% ABV, this release yields just 203 bottles. The label, depicting barley harvest and a significant tree, reflects the producer’s commitment to traditional whisky-making. On the nose, expect a combination of citrus and earthy barley with a hint of ginger, while the palate offers flavours of peach crumble and milky coffee. The finish presents lingering coffee warmth and notes of vanilla pod. Longmorn distillery has a history dating back to 1823, known for its rich and complex whiskies.
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The distillery buildings that would eventually become Longmorn were completed in 1894 by John Duff and company. Longmorn itself was officially founded in 1897 with Longmorn II following a year later on the plot next door. Longmorn II would soon be renamed BenRiach, a distillery still in operation today. John Duff and company eventually went bankrupt in 1909 following attempts to establish distilleries in American and South America and the distillery changed hands. Seagram acquired Longmorn in 1978 and the distillery eventually passed to Pernod Ricard after a series of acquisitions and mergers.

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