Name: Lindores MCDXCIV (1494) Commemorative First Release - 70cl 46%
Brand: Lindores Abbey
SKU: LNDRSFRMXVCBW
Price: 62.75 USD
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Lindores MCDXCIV (1494) Commemorative First Release - 70cl 46%

$62.75

Lindores MCDXCIV (1494) Commemorative First Release - 70cl 46%

$62.75

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Age No Age Statement

Distillery Lindores Abbey

Region Lowlands

Cask Type Sherry

Style Scotch and Malt

Colour

Deep Gold

Nose

Elegant, soft, mellow vanilla, caramel notes playing with orchard fruits and sweet pear drops. Reminiscent of toffee apples!

Palate

Smooth with a creamy texture and a perfect balance of mellow vanilla, dried fruits, citrus touches with a hint of spice.

Finish

Medium length, delicate but lingering finish.

About This Whisky

Lindores MCDXCIV (1494) Commemorative First Release is a historic single malt whisky that pays homage to the year whisky was first documented in Scotland. Bottled at 46%, this expression showcases a delicate balance of flavors. On the nose, it presents bright notes of citrus, floral hints, and a touch of honey. The palate is rich and creamy, featuring flavors of vanilla, toffee, and subtle spices, leading to a smooth finish that reflects its heritage. This whisky is a delightful choice for those looking to explore a piece of Scotland's whisky history.

About Lindores Abbey Distillery

Lindores Abbey Distillery

Lindores Abbey Distillery is a historic and highly respected Lowland Scotch whisky distillery located in Newburgh, Fife, Scotland. Often referred to as the “spiritual home of Scotch whisky,” Lindores Abbey is deeply rooted in whisky history, with records dating back to 1494, making it one of the most significant sites in Scotch whisky heritage.

Location

Lindores Abbey Distillery sits on the grounds of the ancient Lindores Abbey in Fife, overlooking the River Tay, in Scotland’s Lowland whisky region.

Historical Significance

1494: The earliest written record of Scotch whisky production mentions
“Friar John Cor by order of King James IV to make aqua vitae” at Lindores Abbey

This record is widely recognised as the first documented evidence of Scotch whisky production

Modern Distillery

Founded (modern distillery): 2017

Built to revive whisky production at this historic site

Combines traditional methods with modern distilling techniques

Whisky Style

Lindores Abbey produces a modern Lowland single malt style, typically characterised by:

Fresh orchard fruits (apple, pear)

Sweet malt and honey

Vanilla and caramel

Light spice and oak

Smooth, balanced, and approachable profile

Production

Lindores Abbey places strong emphasis on quality and tradition:

Uses locally sourced Fife barley

Traditional copper pot still distillation

Long fermentation for enhanced fruitiness

Maturation in a mix of:

Ex-bourbon casks

Oloroso sherry casks

STR (Shaved, Toasted, Re-charred) wine casks

Key Whisky Releases

Lindores MCDXCIV (1494) – core single malt release

Friar John Cor Series – limited and cask strength editions

Congregation Chapters – special releases showcasing cask variations

Brand Identity

Lindores Abbey blends heritage and innovation, positioning itself as both:

A historical landmark of Scotch whisky

A modern premium Lowland distillery

Interesting Fact

Lindores Abbey is considered the birthplace of Scotch whisky, thanks to the 1494 record—making it one of the most historically important locations in the entire whisky industry.