Auction

Longmorn 16 years Of. Non-Chill filtered

  • 48% |
  • 0.70L

An official bottling of Longmorn matured for 16 years in oak casks. This bottling replaced Longmorn 15 Year Old in 2007.More info

  • Distillery: Longmorn
  • Appellation: Single Malt Whisky
  • Country/Region: Scotland , Speyside
  • Quantity: 1 Bottle
  • Level: 1 3cm
  • State: 1 very slightly marked label

Lot presentation
Longmorn 16 years Of. Non-Chill filtered

The wine

An official bottling of Longmorn matured for 16 years in oak casks. This bottling replaced Longmorn 15 Year Old in 2007.

The distillery Longmorn

Scotland, Speyside. Distillery operational. Owner: Chivas Brothers, Pernod Ricard

A blender's malt par excellence, Longmorn is considered a “Top Malt” in the Scotch whisky industry. This title, shared by just a dozen of the hundreds of distilleries spread across the Highlands including Macallan, enabled it to survive the difficulties of the 20th century in the shadow of Chivas Regal. For a long time limited to just two expressions, Longmorn 10 Year Old and Longmorn 15 Year Old, it would not be until the 21st century (2004) that its owners recognized its right to exist on the international scene as a single malt and equipped it with its own special bottlings. In the meantime, independent bottlers took to the malt. Making sherry-cask maturation its trademark, Gordon & MacPhail gave it an identity revered by and renowned amongst enthusiasts and collectors.

Detailed characteristics

  • Distillery: Longmorn
  • Bottler: Of.
  • Age: 16 years
  • Appellation: Single Malt Whisky
  • Country/Region: Scotland , Speyside
  • Alcohol percentage: 48 %
  • Volume: 0.70L
  • Quantity: 1 Bottle
  • Level: 1 3cm
  • State: 1 very slightly marked label
  • Case: Yes
  • Origin: Private individual
  • Recoverable VAT: No
  • Color: Brown
Longmorn 16 years Of. Non-Chill filtered
Longmorn 16 years Of. Non-Chill filtered

Report a problem with this lot ? Report

iDealwine price estimate
Longmorn 16 years Of. Non-Chill filtered

iDealwine Price(1) corresponds to the hammer price and the buyer's premium charged by the auctioneer. (1)Bottle format