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Moon Import The Birds II Collection 6 x 70cl

Lot: 167807

Moon Import The Birds II Collection 6 x 70cl

Winning Bid: £5,600
(Reserve not met) This lot currently has: 14 bids

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Bottler: 
Moon import
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N/A
Bottled Strength: 
46%
Bottle Size: 
6 x 75cl
Distillery Status: 
Operational
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Moon Import The Birds II Collection 6 x 70cl

Moon Import was founded by Pepi Mongiardino in 1980 and he bottled his first whisky in 1982. Always beautifully labelled, Pepi is acclaimed for designing the packaging for Moon Import bottles himself, often using images found in old books. These iconic designs, coupled with the quality of the liquid saw Moon Import steadily grow in popularity. The company is still going strong, and their early releases are some of the brightest gems in any whisky collection.

This particular lot is a set of six single cask bottlings from "The Birds" second series, bottled 1990 and includes:

  • Bowmore 1974, bottle #336, 43%
  • Bowmore 1980, bottle #323, 43%
  • Glen Garioch 1975, cask #5910, bottle #386, 46%
  • Miltonduff 1974, cask #1538, bottle #285, 46%
  • Longrow 1973, cask #1731, bottle #284, 46%
  • Glendronach 1971, bottle #443, 43%

This lot has a 6 bottle shipping fee.

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