Littlemill 1990 Silver Seal 20 Year Old Scotch Whisky

Description

Whiskey: Littlemill 1990 Silver Seal 20 Year Old Scotch Whisky

A classy Littlemill 1990 Silver Seal 20 Year Old Scotch Whisky matured and bottled in 2010 with amazing aromas and flavors. Only 237 bottles ever produced.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 92 (46% ABV)

Origin: Scotland

Distillery: Littlemill Distillery

Littlemill 1990 SS is a 20 year old Single Malt whisky from Scotland. Bottled in 2010 at 46% this bottle will make a fine addition to any Scotland Single Malt whisky lover. It is also worth mentioning that this is uncolored, non-chillfiltered, single cask whisky edition of Littlemill. This is one of only 237 bottles ever produced. A fact, that makes this edition even more desirable.

Littlemill 1990 Silver Seal 20 Year Old Scotch Whisky Tasting Notes

Nose: First slightly alcoholic then fresh with sweet fruits and vanilla.

Palate: Cool mouthfeel, vanilla, wood & spices, grassy, lemon, tobacco, sandalwood.

Finish: A bit thin towards the end, but very pleasant vanilla, lemon, spices, pear, cucumber & a faint mint note.

Distillery Information

Littlemill distillery was a Scottish malt whisky distillery in Bowling, West Dunbartoneshire. Situated on the border of Lowlands and Highlands, its products were generally classified as lowlands whisky.
The distillery produced three different kinds of whisky: a heavily peated variety under the name “Dumbuck”, a full bodied whisky named “Dunglas” and a light traditional lowland whisky under its own name “Littlemill”. Dumbuck and Dunglas were discontinued in 1972.
The distillery has been closed since 1996, all production was halted for the last time, and the equipment used in the production of Littlemill was dismantled.