Longmorn 15 years 75cl - Bot. 1980's
Longmorn 15 years 75cl - Bot. 1980's
Longmorn 15 years 75cl - Bot. 1980's
Longmorn 15 years 75cl - Bot. 1980's
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Longmorn 15 years 75cl - Bot. 1980's

Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Bottler Distillery bottling
Distillery / brand Longmorn
Country Scotland
Region Speyside
Content Size 0.75 liter
Alc/vol 43%
Age 15 years
Flavour Profiles Full bodied and spicy
Filling level Perfect
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Longmorn 15 years 75cl - Bot. 1980's

Longmorn Distillery

Longmorn Distillery is located in the Speyside region, south of Elgin in Moray. Founded in 1894 by John Duff, Longmorn has a rich history and is known for its consistent production of high-quality whiskies. The distillery is located in a picturesque part of Speyside.

A unique feature of Longmorn is the use of traditional copper pot stills, which contribute to the rich and full flavour profiles of their whiskies. The distillery draws its water from the nearby Bardon Burn, which provides a pure and clear base for their whisky. Longmorn whiskies are known for their fruity and spicy flavour profiles, with notes of apple, pear, honey and a hint of spiciness.

The whiskies are mainly matured in a combination of ex-bourbon and sherry casks, which ensures a balanced and complex flavour. Longmorn produces single malts as well as whiskies used in blends, such as Chivas Regal. The combination of an idyllic location, traditional techniques and high-quality production makes Longmorn a respected name in the world of Scotch whisky.

Please note

This bottle was bottled a long time ago. Please be careful when opening. The closure may have deteriorated. The item is sold as photographed and described. We do not accept any liability for the condition of the closure.

Longmorn Distillery

Longmorn was founded in 1894 by John Duff, an enterprising distiller who had previously been involved with Glenlossie and whisky ventures outside Scotland. He selected a site south of Elgin, where pure spring water and a private railway connection were available. This railway allowed raw materials to arrive and casks to be transported efficiently. From the beginning, the whisky quickly earned the appreciation of blenders.

In 1970, Longmorn became part of The Glenlivet Distillers. Through Seagram, the distillery later passed to Chivas Brothers, now part of Pernod Ricard. Most of its production was used for blended Scotch for many years, leaving Longmorn relatively hidden as a single malt. Official releases remained limited, while independent bottlers helped the name establish a strong reputation among enthusiasts.

Longmorn is known for a full, elegant Speyside style, with ripe pear, apricot, tropical fruit, creamy toffee, honey and gentle spice. Its rich yet refined spirit is particularly well suited to long maturation and is therefore highly valued by both blenders and single malt enthusiasts.

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