Longmorn 2008 Bottled 2023 Distillery Labels Single Malt Scotch Whisky | 700ML

Whiskey: Longmorn 2008 Bottled 2023 Distillery Labels Single Malt Scotch Whisky | 700ML

This single malt from Longmorn joins the Distillery Labels collection from Gordon & MacPhail, and just look at that old-school design! Distilled in 2008, the whisky matured in a combo of refilled American and European oak barrels and butts before it was bottled in 2023.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 92 (46%ABV)

Origin: Scotland

Distillery: Longmorn

This single malt from Longmorn joins the Distillery Labels collection from Gordon & MacPhail, and just look at that old-school design! Distilled in 2008, the whisky matured in a combo of refilled American and European oak barrels and butts before it was bottled in 2023.

Longmorn 2008 Bottled 2023 Distillery Labels Single Malt Scotch Whisky | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Spiced apple pie, quince, and some citrusy ginger.

Palate: Cinnamon, clove, vanilla, dried summer berries, and poached apple.

Finish: Orchard fruits linger, along with some milk chocolate.

Distillery Information

A missionary named Maernanaog, or Mo-ernin-og, had brought Christianity to the Picts of Moray during the 7th Century. A church was built just outside of Elgin, following his death in 625AD and named Lann Marnoch, the Church of St Marnoch. Over the course of time, the name ‘Lann Marnoch’ gradually became Anglicised, and eventually, the area was known as Longmorn. Construction began on a distillery on the site in 1893 under John Duff and Company, founders of Glenlossie in 1876. In 1894, the build was completed and the total costs amounted to 20,000. Production began in December. John Duff bought out the other members of the group and officially founded the Longmorn Distillery in 1897. A year later he built Longmorn Number 2 next door, changing its name latterly to BenRiach. John Duff went bankrupt in 1909; the Pattison Crisis had left him reeling and he had already failed in his attempts to build distilleries in America and South Africa. The shares were acquired from the bank by James R Grant. The Lochside distillery lacks the fame of its more illustrious neighbour, BenRiach, though it is of good size; its eight stills have a capacity of 3.5 million litres annually and have been running at full capacity since Pernod Ricards acquisition of previous owners Seagram in 2001. The malt whisky from Lochside remains in good standing as a blending component, it is featured in Chivas Regal.