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Set of five 5cl miniatures presented in a beautiful gift box. This is great way to enjoy a dram with the added excitement of discovering something new. The perfect gift for a whisky enthusiast. Each miniature is identified by distillery, age and strength and is under 8 years old.

Strathmill is one of three distilleries within the Moray town of Keith at the heart of Malt Whisky Country. Originally built as a corn mill in 1823, it was converted into a distillery in 1891 during the Victorian whisky boom. W.A. Gilbey & Son acquired the building in 1895 and gave it the name Strathmill – probably because parts of the old mill remained intact. Today Strathmill is known for producing a medium-bodied, sweet spirit.

The GlenAllachie distillery was founded in Speyside in 1967 and is known for producing a light and floral spirit. The distillery was designed to be almost full gravity fed to run on reduced energy. This Speyside single malt was distilled on the 25th of October 2005 and bottled on the 13th June 2019 at cask strength.

In 1846, Glasgow distillery owner Hector Henderson picked a little bay on the Sound of Islay for his distillery site. He named it for the sound itself, using the Gaelic Caol Ila, and it was across this sound the little puffer ships made their round trips to the mainland – slowly helping to establish the distillery as the biggest on Islay.

Blair Athol was founded on the moorland south of Pitlochry in 1798 and is know for its floral and fruity spirit. An ancient source of water the Allt Dour (Gaelic for “the burn of the otter”) flows through the grounds of the distillery from the slopes of Ben Vrackie in the foothills of the Grampian mountains.

Glenlossie Distillery was founded in 1876 near Elgin in Speyside, with its own platform at the Elgin-Perth railway. The distillery is well-known for producing a light and delicate spirit with fruity sweetness, using water from the Bardon Burn for production.

Since 1897, single Malt whisky has been distilled at Glen Moray on the banks of the River Lossie, just outside Elgin, one of Scotland’s oldest towns. In its lifetime, the Speyside distillery has known only 5 distillery managers. Glen Moray is well-known for producing spirit with a light body and sweetness with spicy fruit and honey notes. With only 62 bottles, this is an extremely rare single malt whisky.

Named after a local burn, Linkwood is an active distillery located in Elgin, within the Speyside region. The distillery was officially founded in 1825, but its roots date back to 1821 when it would have been an illicit distillery. Linkwood is synonymous with well-balanced distillates of medium body and sweetness encompassing fruity, floral, honey, malt and spice notes, making it a great example a Speyside whisky.

Founded in 1896 North of the River Spey. The distillery produces a light spirit with no peat but nutty and honey qualities