Old School Malt 45 Year Old - Tropical Fruit Edition 700ml bottle - Scotch Whisky whisky
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Signatory

Old School Malt 45 Year Old Tropical Fruit Edition

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700ml

ABV

43.3%

Age

45 YO

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Signatory's Old School Malt 45 Year Old - Tropical Fruit Edition is a Scotch whisky aged for 45 years. It has an ABV of 43.3%. Signatory Vintage is known for bottling a wide range ...

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Product Details

Name Old School Malt 45 Year Old Tropical Fruit Edition
Brand Signatory
Average Price £398.65

Product Properties

Volume 700ml
Alcohol Content (ABV) 43.3%
Age 45 Year Old
Country of Origin Scotland
Created On CasKompare 01-26-2026

Product Description

Signatory's Old School Malt 45 Year Old - Tropical Fruit Edition is a Scotch whisky aged for 45 years. It has an ABV of 43.3%. Signatory Vintage is known for bottling a wide range of single cask and vintage whiskies, often highlighting unique characteristics from their extensive cask selection.

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About The Brand: Signatory

Andrew and Brian Symington established Signatory in 1988, and it is best recognized for their independent Signatory Vintage Scotch Whisky bottlings, which include the Cask Strength and Un-Chill Filtered collections. Signatory is currently among the biggest independent whiskey bottlers and even acquired Edradour distillery from Pernod Ricard in 2002, despite an earlier goal to have all of their bottles signed by the great and the good (the concept that gave the firm its name) having long ago been abandoned.

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