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Longmorn 1973 31 Year Old Duncan Taylor

ABV: 51.3% - Size: 70cl

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The declared age on a whisky label refers to the number of years the youngest whisky in the bottle spent maturing in oak casks. In the case of this Scotch Whisky from Longmorn that is 31 years. Fans of higher strength whiskies will not be disappointed by this bottling which comes at 51.3% ABV.

About the whisky

Distillery:: Longmorn Distillery
Age:: 31 Year Old
Region:: Speyside
Category:: Scotch Whisky
Style:: Single Malt

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