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The Speyside Linkwood distillery was built in 1825. Or rather, the oldest Linkwood Distillery was founded then. It was demolished in 1872 and 2 years later there was a brand new Linkwood Distillery. Next to the second, a new Linkwood distillery opened its doors in 1971, so the third Linkwood distillery. The second closed in 1985, but then occasionally opened again part-time.
Linkwood Distillery mainly works for the blends industry, in particular Johnnie Walker and White Horse. The own and independent single malt bottlings receive good ratings on average.
The label shows that this is an older bottling from Gordon & MacPhail, but we don't know precisely from when. What we do know is that it is a Linkwood single malt whisky and that it has matured for 15 years. Now this will be a unique bottle. (40%)
Bottler Van Wees always tries to keep the price of its The Ultimate bottlings manageable, like this 12-year-old Linkwood single malt whisky. It first matured in a bourbon cask and was finished for 21 months in an Oloroso cask. (56.8%)
The fact that Whiskybroker bottlings are now sold under the name Cree does not detract from their good price/quality ratio. See this Linkwood bottling: the 12-year-old Speyside single malt whisky is finished in a 1st fill bourbon cask. (52% cask strength)
Most of the malt whisky that Speyside distillery Linkwood produces ends up in blends such as Johnnie Walker and White Horse. Fortunately, there are also single malt bottlings like this one from Signatory: 11 years old, bourbon matured and at 60.2%.
The single malt whisky from Speyside distillery Linkwood is well appreciated. That will certainly also apply to this nicely priced Small Batch bottling from James Eadie. The 11-yea- old whisky matured in re-charred bourbon casks. It is bottled at 46%.
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