Mannochmore 1974 Rare Malt 22 Year Old 70cl 60.1%

Mannochmore 1974 Rare Malt 22 Year Old 70cl 60.1%

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Mannochmore 1974 Rare Malt 22 Year Old 70cl 60.1%
  • Mannochmore 1974 Rare Malt 22 Year Old 70cl 60.1%
  • Mannochmore 1974 Rare Malt 22 Year Old 70cl 60.1%
Mannochmore 1974 Rare Malt 22 Year Old 70cl 60.1%

Mannochmore 1974 Rare Malt 22 Year Old 70cl 60.1%

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Tasting Journey

Age 22 Years Old
Distillery Mannochmore
Region Speyside
Style Scotch

About This Whisky

The Rare Malts Selection was a historic selection of single malt whiskies from operational and lost distilleries that were released by Diageo between 1995 and 2005. As with the Flora & Fauna series, they were often from lesser-seen single malt distilleries.

This was distilled in 1974 and bottled as a 22 year old.

 

About Mannochmore

Mannochmore Distillery

Mannochmore was built in 1971 by DCL (now Diageo) on the site of its sister distillery, Glenlossie, to assist with the increasing demand for blended Scotch in the international market. Its output remains blend focussed to this day, and as such is more commonly bottled as a single malt by independent labels. Occasional official releases have appeared over the years though, in the Flora & Fauna and Rare Malts series, and as the infamous “black whisky,” Loch Dhu.

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