Domain: St. Magdalene

St Magdalene was built by Sebastian Henderson circa 1753 in Linlithgow, a royal burgh in the Lowlands of Scotland, at the time home to five distilleries. The distillery prospered and grew as it changed hands, before, like so many others in the early 20th century, falling into decline due to a surplus of competition in a failing market. Distillers Company Limited (DCL) bought St Magdalene from liquidators in 1912, making it one of the founders of Scottish Malt Distillers (SMD) two years later. It was a second crisis in the 1980s that eventually got the better of the distillery and, like so many others, it closed in 1983. All that remains is the pagoda roof, with the rest of the building being converted into apartments in the 1990s. Curious enthusiasts will need to turn to independent bottlings or Diageo’s Rare Malts and Special Releases to get a taste of St Magdalene whisky, which is also found under the name Linlithgow.

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St. Magdalene 19 years 1979 Of. Rare Malts Selection Natural Cask Strengh - bottled 1998 Limited Edition - St. Magdalene (Brown)

A St. Magdalene 19 year old distilled in 1979 and bottled at cask strength for the Rare Malts series. Created in the mid-1990s by United Distillers (Diageo), the Rare Malts series features bottlings f... All prices

St. Magdalene 1981 Gordon & MacPhail Spirit of Scotland bottled 1997 - St. Magdalene (Brown)

A St Magdalene distilled in 1981 and bottled in 1997 under the label Spirit of Scotland by Gordon & MacPhail, one of Scotland’’s oldest independent bottlers. Gordon & MacPhail was founded in Elgin in ... All prices

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