The Antiquary Of. 70° Proof De Luxe Old Scotch Whisky ----
The Antiquary Of. 70° Proof De Luxe Old Scotch Whisky
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About the producer
The Antiquary, which was named after a Gothic novel by Walter Scott, is a blend created in 1887 by the sons of James Hardie, a merchant established in Edinburgh in 1861 who, like many others at the time, sold whisky, tea and wine. The company helped found North British, which ensured it a reliable supply of grain whisky. In 1917, the brand was sold to J&W Hardie Ltd, which was then bought buy Distillers Company Limited in 1948. The Antiquary has been a huge hit abroad since the 1980s. The blend is primarily composed of Highland and Speyside malt whiskies, a small quantity of Islay whiskies and grain whisky.
About the wine
An old Scottish blend of The Antiquary.
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Characteristics of the producer and cuvée
- Region:
- United Kingdom - Scotland
- Producers and wineries:
- The Antiquary
- Colour:
- amber
- Appellation:
- The Antiquary
- Viticulture:
- conventional More information....
- Service temperature:
- 0°
The information published above presents the current characteristics of the wine.
They are not vintage specific.
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