Rosebank 21 Year Old (2011 Release)

Rosebank 21 Year Old (2011 Release)

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HED83160

70 cl

53.8%
Regular price  £1,900.00
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An exclusive release from Rosebank, exceptional not only by its mature age of 21 years but also its rarity, limited to just 5,886 bottles globally. Initially unveiled in 2011 by former owners Diageo as part of their annual Special Releases collection. Expect a pristine aroma profile, carrying subtle hints of spice, perhaps clover and mint. Evoking grassy tones, along with a creamy and vanilla essence that gradually matures into indulgent toffee. On the palate, a warm and invigorating profile, characterized by notable spiciness. Accompanied by the presence of treacle and more toffee, forming a delightful interplay of flavours.
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American and European oak

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Situated on the Forth and Clyde canal near Falkirk, Rosebank distillery was founded in 1840 by James Rankine, who converted a set of existing buildings used for maltings from a previous distillery. Rosebank was one of the Lowland's most popular distillers at the end of the 19th century, being in high demand with blenders. The whisky was made in the traditional triple distilled style of the area and continued to be produced via that method until it closed in 1993.

As of 2017, Ian Macleod Distillers had embarked on a project to revitalise Rosebank, purchasing both the old distillery buildings from the Scottish canals authority and the 'Rosebank' trademark from Diageo. From the pre-1993 period, bottlings are rare, with most being independently bottled examples from after the distillery closed by Gordon and MacPhail and That Boutique-y Whisky Company.

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