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The history of the Longmorn distillery, unlike that of many other Scottish distilleries, has been relatively quiet so far. In 1894, the distillery, built in Elgin, Speyside, began producing single malt whisky. Regarding the production process, it is worth noting that in 1994 Longmorn was one of the last distilleries to switch from direct coal fire to steam heating for heating the boilers. And with its own and independent bottlings, Longmorn scores an average of more than 87 points. And that is high.
More than twenty years ago, this single malt whisky from the well-regarded Longmorn Distillery was released under the Chieftain's Choice label of bottler Ian Macleod. The Speysider matured for 10 years in a sherry cask before being bottled in 2003. (43%)
From the golden cask series: Longmorn 2007. This range is bottle by the independent bottler: The House of MacDuff
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