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The King of the Lowlands is back.
Or so they say of Rosebank Distillery's return. But who really was Rosebank? Was it really that special, or ...
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If you’re serious about Scotch whisky, then you must know the name Gordon & MacPhail. Established in 1895, this family-run firm is perhaps t...
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Fragrant and Floral
Note: We have assigned every bottle we review to one of five Flavour Camps, based on the most dominant flavours found. The Flav...
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Rosebank 15, Bottled for The Distillers Agency, Imported by Zenith for Italy, 1238/2400, 61% abv.Seems to be a 1975 bottling, but the bartender...
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Rosebank 30, Silver Seal Whisky Company, Sestante Collection, 1975-2005, 12/180, 55.8% abv.Sestante was a famous Italian Scotch importer that l...
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Rosebank 7, 1990-1997, Milroy's (Milroy's of Soho), 60% abv.The Milroy's on this label supposedly refers to the shop John Milroy started over 6...
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Rosebank 21, 1992, 0465/4530, 55.3% abv.Matured in refill American oak casks, this is supposedly the third official release from the Lowland Ro...
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