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Littlemill – 1992 20 Year Old Berry Bros & Rudd (70cl, 54.9%)

Littlemill – 1992 20 Year Old Berry Bros & Rudd (70cl, 54.9%)

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Distillery
Littlemill
Region
Lowland
Age
20 years
Bottle Size
70cl
ABV
54.9%
Littlemill – 1992 20 Year Old Berry Bros & Rudd is a whisky from Littlemill (Lowland). Aged 20 years, bottled at 54.9% ABV, 70cl. This whisky comes from Scotland’s oldest distillery still releasing stocks. The Littlemill distillery dates all the way back to 1772 but sadly closed in the early 1990s and was demolished at the turn of the millennium. Berry Bros & Rudd are the oldest wine and spirit merchant in Britain, operating from the same premises in London’s St James St since being founded by the Widow Bourne in 1698. Littlemill

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