Cardhu 16 Year Old Four Corners Of Scotland Collection
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Lot number: 150-07395
Winning bid: £150
The first distillery purchased by John Walker & Sons in 1893, Cardhu had been operating from 1824 - though illicit whisky production had happened onsite since a decade earlier - before it became the home of Johnnie Walker at the end of the century. In 2003 there were protests at the changing of Cardhu from a single malt to a 'pure malt' with contributions from other distilleries and even the name of the distillery was reverted to 'Cardow'. Returned to a single malt and its true form in 2005, its key markets are France and Spain.
The four distilleries represent the ‘four corners of Scotland’ and the regional variations of Lowland (Glenkinchie), Speyside (Cardhu), Islay (Caol Ila) and Highland (Clynelish) crucial to the art of whisky blending at the heart of Johnnie Walker.
Age: 16 Years Old
58.2% ABV / 70cl
Bottle Number: 1653 / 3000
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