Seven Islands - Vintage - 700ml

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Seven Islands Vintage is a Speyside single malt Scotch whisky distilled at Benriach and bottled in 2013 at 42.8% ABV in a 700 ml bottle, without added colouring or chill filtration.

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Seven Islands Vintage Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Distillery: Benriach, Speyside
Brand: Seven Islands
Bottling Series: The Single Cask
Bottled: 15.04.2013
Strength: 42.8% Vol.
Size: 700ml
Colouring: No
Chill-Filtered: No
Market: India & UK
Bottle Code: LF90982

A rare and unusual Speyside single malt produced at the renowned Benriach Distillery and released under the short-lived Seven Islands brand. Created by Tilaknagar Industries through its Scottish subsidiary, Seven Islands was developed as a premium luxury malt whisky for discerning consumers in India and selected international markets.

Presented in an elegant decanter-style bottle and originally housed in a distinctive deep purple presentation box, Seven Islands was positioned as a sophisticated single malt designed to complement fine dining and premium hospitality venues. Despite being marketed as a vintage whisky, the brand enjoyed only a brief production run, making surviving bottles increasingly difficult to source.

Distilled at Benriach and bottled without added colouring or chill filtration, this expression showcases the quality and character associated with one of Speyside's most respected distilleries. The Seven Islands project was discontinued in 2013, giving the brand one of the shortest commercial lifespans in modern Scotch whisky history and adding considerably to its collectability today.

Condition

New collector's bottle with fill level in the neck. Please note that this is a discontinued limited-edition release and is becoming increasingly scarce on the secondary market.

Distillery History

Seven Islands was launched with considerable fanfare in London and Mumbai during 2012, representing Tilaknagar Industries' first venture into Scotch single malt whisky. Produced in partnership with Benriach Distillery, the brand was aimed at premium whisky consumers across markets including the UK and India. Despite ambitious plans and an impressive presentation, the brand was discontinued by April 2013, making it one of the most short-lived modern Scotch whisky releases. The Seven Islands trademark remains owned by Tilaknagar Industries in both India and the United Kingdom.

Overall

An increasingly rare and collectible discontinued Speyside single malt from Benriach, released under the Seven Islands label. With its brief production history, distinctive presentation, and connection to one of Speyside's most respected distilleries, it represents an unusual and desirable addition to collections focused on lost whisky brands, limited releases, and modern Scotch whisky history.

Seven Islands Vintage Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Distillery: Benriach, Speyside
Brand: Seven Islands
Bottling Series: The Single Cask
Bottled: 15.04.2013
Strength: 42.8% Vol.
Size: 700ml
Colouring: No
Chill-Filtered: No
Market: India & UK
Bottle Code: LF90982

A rare and unusual Speyside single malt produced at the renowned Benriach Distillery and released under the short-lived Seven Islands brand. Created by Tilaknagar Industries through its Scottish subsidiary, Seven Islands was developed as a premium luxury malt whisky for discerning consumers in India and selected international markets.

Presented in an elegant decanter-style bottle and originally housed in a distinctive deep purple presentation box, Seven Islands was positioned as a sophisticated single malt designed to complement fine dining and premium hospitality venues. Despite being marketed as a vintage whisky, the brand enjoyed only a brief production run, making surviving bottles increasingly difficult to source.

Distilled at Benriach and bottled without added colouring or chill filtration, this expression showcases the quality and character associated with one of Speyside's most respected distilleries. The Seven Islands project was discontinued in 2013, giving the brand one of the shortest commercial lifespans in modern Scotch whisky history and adding considerably to its collectability today.

Condition

New collector's bottle with fill level in the neck. Please note that this is a discontinued limited-edition release and is becoming increasingly scarce on the secondary market.

Distillery History

Seven Islands was launched with considerable fanfare in London and Mumbai during 2012, representing Tilaknagar Industries' first venture into Scotch single malt whisky. Produced in partnership with Benriach Distillery, the brand was aimed at premium whisky consumers across markets including the UK and India. Despite ambitious plans and an impressive presentation, the brand was discontinued by April 2013, making it one of the most short-lived modern Scotch whisky releases. The Seven Islands trademark remains owned by Tilaknagar Industries in both India and the United Kingdom.

Overall

An increasingly rare and collectible discontinued Speyside single malt from Benriach, released under the Seven Islands label. With its brief production history, distinctive presentation, and connection to one of Speyside's most respected distilleries, it represents an unusual and desirable addition to collections focused on lost whisky brands, limited releases, and modern Scotch whisky history.

Details

Mixed lot
No
Distillery/brand
Seven Islands
Name/edition
- Vintage
Country of production
Scotland
Volume on label
700ml
Alcohol %
42.8%
GermanyVerified
15
Objects sold
Private

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