Longmorn Samaroli (Bottled 2001) 1973

Longmorn Samaroli (Bottled 2001) 1973

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Longmorn Samaroli (Bottled 2001) 1973
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70 cl

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£1,720.00
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Salty, peaty, fruity and complex. This is truly one of the greatest releases of Longrow 18YO to date. The palate is pure custard creams, sea-spray and wood char while the finish is near endless with hints of wild honey.

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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.

Sherry oak is favoured at Longmorn and the result is a rich, full spirit with notes of dried fruit, spice and citrus oils. The distillery has proven track record of producing spirit hardy enough to withstand extended oak-ageing with venerable independent bottlings from Gordon and MacPhail proving a hit with Speyside lovers.

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