Littlemill 21 Year Old 1990 Whisky Broker - 55.1% 70cl

A 21 year old form the lost Lowland distillery, Littlemill.

Littlemill was one of Scotland's oldest distilleries in its time, with distilling rumoured to have taken place there as far back as the late 18th century.

It has a turbulent history of ownership changes and mothballings, as well as briefly experimenting with producing a lightly and heavily peated single malt as well, called Dunglass and Dumbuck, respectively.

Barton Brands, the owners at the time, called a halt to these in 1971 however. The distillery closed again for a time in the 1980s, with its still falling silent for the final time in 1994.

The distillery buildings were then lost in a fire in 1996, bringing an end to the its tumultuous story.

Distilled on 20th December 1990 and bottled on 27th July 2012 by the Whisky Broker.

Bottle number 87 of 306 drawn from hogshead #35.

Please note as this is a vintage bottle, conditions of bottle/label and liquid level can vary - Some years can vary as estimations only (example: estimated 1970s/80s).

Nose: Fruity, tropical with hints of lime.

Palate: The citrus lime hint continues, as well as the fruity character with hints of spice and vanilla.

Finish: Very fruity - tropical fruits and vanilla.