Linlithgow 1975 / 26 Year Old / Signatory Lowland Whisky

Distillery
Linlithgow
Region
Country
United Kingdom
Type
ABV
40%
Price
£1000
Tasting notes
Old Wood, Honey, Nutty, Toasted, Leafy
Description
This rare 1975 Linlithgow (St Magdalene) represents one of Scotland's lost distilleries, bottled by Signatory at cask strength after 26 years of maturation in oloroso oak. Lowland whiskies of this age and pedigree are increasingly scarce, offering the dried fruit, nuttiness, and mineral character that define the region's elegant style. At 51.5% ABV, the spirit retains considerable depth and structure from decades in wood. Essential for collectors and those seeking a historic snapshot of Scottish distilling.

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Linlithgow 1975 / 26 Year Old / Signatory Lowland Whisky

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Linlithgow 1975 / 26 Year Old / Signatory Lowland Whisky

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40%

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Linlithgow 1975 / 26 Year Old / Signatory Lowland Whisky is a from Linlithgow (United Kingdom), bottled at 40% ABV. Expect oaky, sweet and floral character — old wood, honey, nutty, toasted. An approachable dram, ideal for newcomers and casual sippers. A collector's expression at a premium price point.

This rare 1975 Linlithgow (St Magdalene) represents one of Scotland's lost distilleries, bottled by Signatory at cask strength after 26 years of maturation in oloroso oak. Lowland whiskies of this age and pedigree are increasingly scarce, offering the dried fruit, nuttiness, and mineral character that define the region's elegant style. At 51.5% ABV, the spirit retains considerable depth and structure from decades in wood. Essential for collectors and those seeking a historic snapshot of Scottish distilling.

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