That Boutique-y Whisky Company - <em>Blended Grain #1 Aged 45 Years Batch 3</em>

That Boutique-y Whisky Company

Blended Grain #1 Aged 45 Years Batch 3

44.2% ABV • Whisky • 500ml • 1 In Stock

Blended Grain Whisky from The Lowlands in Scotland

$452.96 + tax and deposit

$430.31 for Whisky Folk Members

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PRODUCER
That Boutique-y Whisky Company

BOTTLER
Blended Whisky by That Boutique-y Whisky Company

AGE
45 Years Aged, Distilled 1976

CASK TYPE
Unknown

RELEASE
Strath Exclusive In BC Cask Strength Limited Edition Release Of 406 Bottles

CHILL-FILTRATION
No

ADDED COLOUR
No

PEAT SMOKED
No

From The Official Website

The 1976 British Isles heat wave led to the second hottest summer average temperature in the UK since records began. The ensuing drought would have seriously impacted the amount of whisky made that year.

1976 is when the grain whisky in this blend was distilled.

Not only is this a 45 Year Old Blended Grain whisky, but it’s a blend of just two distilleries, both of them long closed, and one of the two, only operating for a very short period of around 22 years before it was closed.

Back in the mid 1970s Scotland had 12 grain whisky distilleries supplying their whisky to the hundreds of blends sold around the world.

The first, North of Scotland closed in 1980, the last, Port Dundas closed in 2010. This is a marriage of Carsebridge (closed in 1983), and North of Scotland, a distillery only around for 22 years.

From The Official Website

The 1976 British Isles heat wave led to the second hottest summer average temperature in the UK since records began. The ensuing drought would have seriously impacted the amount of whisky made that year.

1976 is when the grain whisky in this blend was distilled.

Not only is this a 45 Year Old Blended Grain whisky, but it’s a blend of just two distilleries, both of them long closed, and one of the two, only operating for a very short period of around 22 years before it was closed.

Back in the mid 1970s Scotland had 12 grain whisky distilleries supplying their whisky to the hundreds of blends sold around the world.

The first, North of Scotland closed in 1980, the last, Port Dundas closed in 2010. This is a marriage of Carsebridge (closed in 1983), and North of Scotland, a distillery only around for 22 years.

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Whisky Folk Review

Our club members sampled this in July 2024 at Whisky Showcase

The below is the average score out of 5 from our members, and the flavour profile which was voted to be the most prominent.

4.5★

Malty & Dry

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