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Littlemill – 23 Year Old 1991 The Pearls of Scotland (2014)

Littlemill – 23 Year Old 1991 The Pearls of Scotland (2014)

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Distillery
Littlemill
Region
Lowland
Type
Single Malt Whisky
Age
23 years
Littlemill 23 Year Old 1991 is a Lowland single malt from the closed Littlemill distillery, bottled by Gordon & Co. for The Pearls of Scotland range. It was distilled in January 1991, matured for 23 years in a single cask and bottled in October 2014. The release comprises 247 individually numbered bottles. Littlemill's spirit is light and fruity, and the long maturation brings citrus, orchard fruit and gentle oak.

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