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Aultmore 1989 High Spirits 17 Year Old 1.5 Litre

Lot: 6143995

Aultmore 1989 High Spirits 17 Year Old 1.5 Litre

Winning Bid: £480

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Lot:
Distillery: 
Aultmore
Age: 
17 Year Old
Vintage: 
1989
Region: 
Highland
Bottler: 
High Spirits
Bottled Strength: 
51%
Bottle Size: 
1.5 Litre
Distillery Status: 
Operational
product Details

Aultmore 1989 High Spirits 17 Year Old 1.5 Litre

Aultmore distillery was procured by John Dewar & Sons in 1925. So key is it to their blends, that it has been part of their outfit ever since, and has rarely been bottled as an official single malt. United Distillers included in the Flora & Fauna range of the 1990s, but it was not until after Bacardi acquired Dewar's in 1998 that the distillery's excellent spirit was rewarded with its own fully fledged single malt brand. Thankfully, casks have always been made available for independent bottlings like this.

This whisky was distilled in 1989 and aged for 17 years.

High Spirits are the second bottling company started by Nadi Fiori, co-founder of the acclaimed Intertrade. Like many of his contemporaries, his bottlings are known for their artistic labels. In 2008 High Spirits bottled a series for the renowned collector, Valentino Zagatti to celebrate his 50th year of buying whisky. These and many of the earlier High Spirits releases are highly collectible.

 

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