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Highland Queen Grand Liqueur Circa 1950’s

Highland Queen Grand Liqueur Circa 1950’s
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Lot number: 168-01549

Winning bid: £270

Founded in 1893 In Leith by Roderick Macdonald this blend has at its heart Glenmorangie - a distillery purchased by Roderick to supply the base of his whisky, and Glen Moray at that time called Glen Moray-Glenlivet. Named for Leith’s connection with Mary Queen Of Scots when in 1561 she landed at the port of Leith and rode on her horse, an image that adorns the labels of this blend. In 2008, Highland Queen was sold to Picard Vins et Spiriteux, owner of the Tullibardine distillery so it is likely that this single malt now helps to make up the blend.

We estimate this was bottled circa 1950’s.

40% ABV / 75cl

Please note fill level and slight and wear to labels

Please examine all images of the lot, any packaging and labels carefully and satisfy yourself as to their condition before making a bid.

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