Littlemill 20 Year Old - Royal Wedding Celebration (Hart Brothers)

Distillery
Littlemill
Region
Lowland
Country
Scotland
Type
Single Malt
ABV
46%
Age
20 years
Price
£300
Tasting notes
Malt Extract, Honey, Fragant, Fresh Fruit, Yeasty
Description
Littlemill's 20-year-old Lowland single malt, bottled by Hart Brothers in 2011 from a closed distillery, offers a rare glimpse into the delicate, grassy character of this lost producer. Lowland malts of this age typically show honeyed orchard fruit and soft spice, with the distillery's signature lighter body and gentle spirit character preserved through two decades of oak maturation. This is a collector's piece for those interested in Scottish distillery history and the subtler side of single malt.

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ABV

46%

Age

20 yr

Style

Single

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Littlemill 20 Year Old - Royal Wedding Celebration (Hart Brothers) is a 20-year-old single malt from Littlemill (Lowland, Scotland), bottled at 46% ABV. Expect floral, sweet and fruity character — malt extract, honey, fragant, fresh fruit. An approachable dram, ideal for newcomers and casual sippers. A collector's expression at a premium price point.

Littlemill's 20-year-old Lowland single malt, bottled by Hart Brothers in 2011 from a closed distillery, offers a rare glimpse into the delicate, grassy character of this lost producer. Lowland malts of this age typically show honeyed orchard fruit and soft spice, with the distillery's signature lighter body and gentle spirit character preserved through two decades of oak maturation. This is a collector's piece for those interested in Scottish distillery history and the subtler side of single malt.

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