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Littlemill 1988 24 year old The Whisky Agency.
Oily and chemical fruits, guava Littlemill. Oily and light chemical citrus, touch of wet paper aroma. That’s unique Littlemill fragrance. With oily mouthfeel, gradually gingery spices and light vanilla, salty and gooey chemical fruits flavor. Oily fruits sweet finish then milky and vanilla, impressive guava and wet paper appears, oily nuance remains lastly.
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Littlemill 27-Year Old Lowland Single Malt Scotch (2017 Annual Release)
Tasting Notes
This was a pretty nice dram! Never even heard form Mccrea’s before. Too bad Littlemill has closed and bottles like these are already very expensive.
Littlemill 29 Year (1988) Old Malt Cask (K&L Wines pick)
Review by: The Muskox There’s always a fuss over closed distilleries. It’s normal whisky FOMO on steroids – “they’ll never make any more of this!” – so the distilleries are romanticized and prices and scores are jacked up accordingly. My experience has been that, while you do get the Broras and Millburns and Imperials that really are worth it, you also get Littlemill. I still haven’t tried a…
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Littlemill 20 Hart Brothers (blind)
Review by: Raygun A group of us put together a little homemade Advent calendar. Been a while since Christmas, but life happens. Have a few reviews from that collection to organize and post. Here’s one. Not had much Littlemill, which closed down in 1996. In fact, this one doubles my total Littlemill count to 2. This particular bottling was done to celebrate the marriage of Prince William to…
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Littlemill 20 (1984) Scott’s Selection
Review by: Raygun Another first from a closed distillery for me. Littlemill shut down in 1996. There are still independent bottlings around, but this is a dusty one from Scott’s Selection, which coincidentally has also shut down, I’ve heard. It was run by former Speyside master blender Robert Scott. Reviewed from a sample thanks to Federal Agent. Rested about 15 minutes. Distillery:…
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Littlemill 19 Year (1990) Douglas Laing Old & Rare Platinum
Review by: The Muskox Here’s another whisky review I wrote up ages ago – this Littlemill was part of a ghost distillery tasting back in April. Unlike the Coleburn, I didn’t have any left to pour again this week, but my notes from the tasting were already finished. Distillery: Littlemill. Bottler: Douglas Laing. Region: Lowlands. ABV: 55.4%. Cask strength. Age: 19 years. Distilled in March…
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Littlemill 25 Year (1989), Hart Brothers for North Sea Bottlers
Review by: Whiskery Turnip Distillery: Littlemill. Bottler: Hart Brothers. Region: Scotland/Lowland Single Malt. ABV: 52.1%. Cask Strength. Age: 25 Years. Distilled in Oct. 1989. Bottled in April 2015. Cask type: First Fill Sherry Butt. Nose: Dried berries and baking spices bloomed with the spirited and chemical smell of a new Sharpie marker, subtle leather and flourless dark chocolate…
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