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Whiskey is a big part of Scotland's heritage and our culture; However, almost half of our distilleries have closed and become Lost Distilleries. Our aim is twofold, to protect and regenerate Scotland's whiskey heritage and to bring whiskey to Ayrshire. We do this by using detailed research. Our Scotch whiskey documentarian has pieced together the story of what whiskeys from closed distilleries might have tasted like when they were last distilled. Our whiskey making team uses this research to blend single malt whiskeys and create a modern revival of each legend. of whiskey long lost. Our whiskeys are true to their roots and brought back to life through a balance between science and art. Bringing a “distillery” back to life can be a long journey and begins with identifying the expressions of suitable distilleries. Dalaruan, named after the Celtic king Dalriada, was founded in 1825 by Charles Colville, a traveling wheelwright. During the 19th century, Campbeltown was the capital of whiskey production, with easy export routes due to its location and access to industrial innovation from Glasgow. Dalaruan was one of Campbeltown's 34 distilleries and played a key role in the rise of whiskey in the region, with an excellent reputation for quality throughout the Empire. Dalaruan used a unique triple distillation method, which produced a very light spirit. It was one of the top three producers in terms of volume in the region, but eventually closed along with the rest of the Campbeltown distilleries when the market collapsed due to war, Prohibition and the Great Depression. It was auctioned for closure in 1925. Jericho Established in 1822 by religious farmer William Smith, Jericho was a farm distillery for its entire existence. It produced whiskey made only with local products, which turned out to be of excellent quality. The remote location meant that excise officials found it difficult to keep track before distillation became legal, which led to its initial success. The whiskey was revered by locals and was sold throughout Aberdeenshire as a Single Malt. Jericho was a pioneer in the use of maturation in sherry barrels, being one of the first to mature its spirit in these barrels and to market it as such; It could be said that it was the first true Sherry Bomba whiskey, far ahead of its time. The remote location made it difficult to get the product to market, which was eventually flooded with cheaper products. This eventually led to its closure. Lossit was a rural agricultural distillery established in 1817 by Malcolm McNeill. Its remote location led to its initial success and in fact it was the longest and most successful farm distillery on Islay. Lossit played a huge role in transforming Islay's reputation from a smugglers' outpost to a leading force in the whiskey industry. During the 1820s and 1830s, Lossit was the largest producer of whiskey on the island, surpassing Bowmore, Lagavulin and Port Ellen. His illicit style was loved throughout the region, from the island to Glasgow and beyond. Too remote and small for the industrial age, Lossit closed in 1867 and the team went on to build other iconic Islay brands.

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Lossit Blended Malt Classic Selection - Lost Distillery Company  - 70 cl - 3 flaskor

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8 mars

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7 mars

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5 mars

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10 mars

9 mars

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70 cl

700 ml

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20 cl

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35 cl

37.5 cl

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72 cl

180 ml

75.7 cl

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660 ml

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10 cl

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Alkohol Procent Lista

57.1%

48.5%

48.4%

45.8%

46.5%

48.2%

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