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The first reference in old documents to Scotch whisky is that in which the Lindores abbey in the Lowlands is mentioned with the date 1494. Distilling whisky at that time was often still done by monks. For centuries afterwards, no whisky was distilled in or near the abbey. But since 2018, new make spirit has been flowing from the copper stills of Lindores Abbey Distillery, spirit distilled from regional barley. And in 2021 the first bottlings of Lindores Abbey single malt whisky appeared.
The new Lindores Abbey Distillery in the Scottish Lowlands distills its single malt whisky from regional barley. This results in bottlings like this one that aged in 3 different types of cask: bourbon, sherry and barrique (wine). That makes curious! (46%)
If you like a sturdy sherried single malt whisky, and you want to try a dram from the young Lindores distillery, then this bottling is definitely an option! The Lowland malt is distilled from regional barley and matured in Oloroso sherry casks. (49.4%)
This is the first bottling from Lindores Abbey to celebrate the historic links with the French abbey in Thiron-Gardais. This single malt whisky matured in bourbon and red wine casks, as well as in new oak casks from trees around the abbey. (49.4%)
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