Littlemill 45-Year-Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky The Vanguards Collection – Chapter One: Robert Muir

SGD 16,000.00

A Testament to Scotland’s Oldest Licensed Distillery

Introducing the Littlemill 45-Year-Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky, the inaugural release in The Vanguards Collection. This exceptional expression pays homage to Robert Muir, who, in 1773, was granted Scotland’s first license to distill at Littlemill, marking the beginning of a storied legacy.

A Testament to Scotland’s Oldest Licensed Distillery

Introducing the Littlemill 45-Year-Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky, the inaugural release in The Vanguards Collection. This exceptional expression pays homage to Robert Muir, who, in 1773, was granted Scotland’s first license to distill at Littlemill, marking the beginning of a storied legacy.

Tasting Notes

Nose:

Enticing aromas of honey, elderflower, and nutmeg, complemented by subtle hints of roasted hazelnuts and tropical fruits.

Palate:

A silky texture reminiscent of melted brown sugar, intertwined with flavors of vanilla and fresh fruits, leading to a harmonious balance of sweetness and spice.

Finish:

A lingering finish replete with citrus notes and caramelized sugars, leaving a lasting impression of elegance and depth

 

Craftsmanship & Heritage

Distilled on October 11, 1977, using Littlemill’s pioneering straight-neck copper pot hybrid stills, this whisky was initially matured in refill American oak casks for four decades. It underwent a final five-year maturation in first-fill Oloroso sherry hogsheads, a traditional finishing documented in the distillery’s records, enhancing its delicate floral character.

Key Details

•Age Statement: 45 Years

•ABV: 50.5%

•Cask Type: Refill American Oak with a five-year finish in first-fill Oloroso Sherry Hogsheads

•Limited Edition: 250 individually numbered bottles worldwide

•Packaging: Presented in a handmade ash display cabinet, each decanter is accompanied by a unique, hand-finished artwork by British artist Vic Lee, reimagining the original distillation license granted to Robert Muir.