Littlemill 8 years old - b. 1990s - 70cl





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Littlemill 8 Year Old – Official Bottling (Closed Distillery)
Single Lowland Malt Scotch Whisky
70cl | 40% vol | Distillery Bottling
An official bottling from Littlemill Distillery (Bowling, Dunbartonshire), one of Scotland’s oldest distilleries (established 1772). Distilled and bottled by Littlemill Distillery Co. Ltd. This is a classic 1990s-era “dumpy” bottle of the well-known 8 Year Old expression.
Littlemill closed in 1994 and the site was later lost to fire, making official bottlings from the distillery increasingly sought after by collectors of Lowland single malts and closed distilleries.
Presented with its original carton.
Condition:
Bottle is full with a good fill level and clean labels. The original box shows some age-related wear and has French import markings, but remains solid and complete. Overall good condition for a bottle of this age.
A genuine piece of Lowland whisky history from a silent distillery – appealing to both drinkers and collectors.
Littlemill 8 Year Old – Official Bottling (Closed Distillery)
Single Lowland Malt Scotch Whisky
70cl | 40% vol | Distillery Bottling
An official bottling from Littlemill Distillery (Bowling, Dunbartonshire), one of Scotland’s oldest distilleries (established 1772). Distilled and bottled by Littlemill Distillery Co. Ltd. This is a classic 1990s-era “dumpy” bottle of the well-known 8 Year Old expression.
Littlemill closed in 1994 and the site was later lost to fire, making official bottlings from the distillery increasingly sought after by collectors of Lowland single malts and closed distilleries.
Presented with its original carton.
Condition:
Bottle is full with a good fill level and clean labels. The original box shows some age-related wear and has French import markings, but remains solid and complete. Overall good condition for a bottle of this age.
A genuine piece of Lowland whisky history from a silent distillery – appealing to both drinkers and collectors.

