Springbank 50 Year Old - 1960s ml bottle - Scotch Whisky whisky
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Springbank 50 Year Old 1960s

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43%

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A real treasure. The malt in this bottle was distilled in 1919 and bottled in 1969, which shows how far ahead of their time the Mitchell family company were. This malt resembles ve...

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Name Springbank 50 Year Old 1960s
Brand Springbank
Average Price £42000.00

Product Properties

Volume ml
Alcohol Content (ABV) 43%
Country of Origin Scotland
Created On CasKompare 05-20-2022

Product Description

A real treasure. The malt in this bottle was distilled in 1919 and bottled in 1969, which shows how far ahead of their time the Mitchell family company were. This malt resembles very closely the whisky bottled as Campbeltown 1919, of which only 24 bottles were released. Campbeltown 1919 costs around £50,000 (if you can find it), making this a relative bargain.
~ Master of Malt

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About The Brand: Springbank

On the Kintyre Peninsula in western Scotland, there is a family-run single malt whiskey distillery called Springbank. It is owned by J & A Mitchell & Company, the same company that controls the Glengyle distillery, William Cadenheads, the oldest independent bottler, and a number of blended scotch brands. One of the remaining single malt whisky makers still operating in Campbeltown, which formerly had over thirty operational distilleries, is Springbank, which received its license in 1828. Three different kinds of peated and unpeated malt whiskey are produced by the distillery and bottled. A sizable portion of its distillate is sold to bigger blenders or used to make one of J&A Mitchell's own blended scotch brands, such Campbeltown Loch, while the remainder is bottled as single malt.

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