Dalaruan - Archivist's Selection (The Lost Distillery Company)

Distillery
The Lost Distillery Company
Region
Country
Scotland
Type
Blended Malt
ABV
46%
Price
£50.65
Tasting notes
Malt Extract, Honey, Fresh Fruit, Toasted
Description
The Lost Distillery Company's Dalaruan is a speculative blended malt constructed from historical research and educated conjecture about the character of a long-closed Speyside distillery. Rather than attempting to recreate a specific whisky, this release uses complementary malts to approximate what Dalaruan's profile might have been based on available records and contemporary context. The whisky becomes both tasting note and historical hypothesis—a curious artifact for those interested in Scotland's lost distillery heritage and experimental whisky-making.

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ABV

46%

Age

NAS

Style

Blended

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Dalaruan - Archivist's Selection (The Lost Distillery Company) is a blended malt from The Lost Distillery Company (Scotland), bottled at 46% ABV. Expect fruity, sweet and oaky character — malt extract, honey, fresh fruit, toasted. An approachable dram, ideal for newcomers and casual sippers. Good value for the quality offered.

The Lost Distillery Company's Dalaruan is a speculative blended malt constructed from historical research and educated conjecture about the character of a long-closed Speyside distillery. Rather than attempting to recreate a specific whisky, this release uses complementary malts to approximate what Dalaruan's profile might have been based on available records and contemporary context. The whisky becomes both tasting note and historical hypothesis—a curious artifact for those interested in Scotland's lost distillery heritage and experimental whisky-making.

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