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William Lawson's Rare Light Blended Scotch Whisky, 1960s (75cl, 43%)

William Lawson's Rare Light Blended Scotch Whisky, 1960s (75cl, 43%)

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Type
Blended Whisky
Bottle Size
75cl
ABV
43%
A blended Scotch whisky from William Lawson's, dating from the 1960s, at 43% ABV in a 75cl bottle. The brand's history goes back to 1889, when E&J Burke, a blending and bottling company in Dublin, registered the trademark for Lawson's Liqueur Whiskey. In the 1960s Martini & Rossi acquired the rights to the blend, and it was renamed William Lawson's to avoid confusion with their Peter Dawson company. Blending moved to Coatbridge in the same decade.

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