What is the cheapest price for Lot 40 Dark Oak?

The lowest price for Lot 40 Dark Oak is £60.45 from 2 online retailers.

What is the ABV of Lot 40 Dark Oak?

Lot 40 Dark Oak has an alcohol by volume (ABV) of 48%.

What type of whisky is Lot 40 Dark Oak?

Lot 40 Dark Oak is a Canadian Whisky, produced by Lot 40.

What size bottle does Lot 40 Dark Oak come in?

Lot 40 Dark Oak is available in 700ml bottles.

How many retailers sell Lot 40 Dark Oak?

Lot 40 Dark Oak is available at 2 online retailers. Compare prices to find the best deal.

Where can I buy Lot 40 Dark Oak?

You can buy Lot 40 Dark Oak from 2 verified online retailers. CasKompare compares prices so you can find the best deal available.

What is the price range for Lot 40 Dark Oak?

Lot 40 Dark Oak prices range from £60.45 to £61.25, with an average price of £60.85.

Canadian Whisky

Lot 40

Lot 40 Dark Oak

Name: Lot 40 Dark Oak
Brand: Lot 40
SKU: 6323c12e2129ba842054f8f6
Availability: InStock

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Volume

700ml

ABV

48%

Retailers

A Canadian rye whiskey made from 100% rye grain and distilled first in a column still, followed by a copper pot still. Lot 40 Dark Oak gets its name from its maturation, which bega...

Compare prices from £60.45 to £61.25

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Spirits Kiosk

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Lot 40 Dark Oak

£60.45 £0.086/ml

Updated 27 Feb 2025 Buy Now

Master of Malt

In Stock

Lot 40 Dark Oak

£61.25 £0.087/ml

Updated 16 Jul 2025 Buy Now

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Product Details

Name Lot 40 Dark Oak

Brand Lot 40

Average Price £60.85

Type Canadian Whisky

Product Properties

Volume 700ml

Alcohol Content (ABV) 48%

Country of Origin

Created On CasKompare 09-16-2022

Product Description

A Canadian rye whiskey made from 100% rye grain and distilled first in a column still, followed by a copper pot still. Lot 40 Dark Oak gets its name from its maturation, which began in lightly charred barrels before it was then transferred to heavily charred American oak barrels for finishing.
~ Master of Malt