Tomatin Centenary Decanter 90cl
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Lot number: 183-02329
Current winning bid: £160
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Tomatin Distillery was founded in 1897 and spent most of its life producing whisky for the blending industry; however, in the 1970s it was Scotland’s biggest producer of single malt whisky. In 1986, the distillery became the first fully Japanese-owned Scottish distillery when Takara Shuzo joined forces with trading company Okara.
Since 2004 when the 12 Year Old was first released, Tomatin has been bottling more of its own single malts of varying age expressions and in 2013 the distillery released the first peated Tomatin, known as Cù Bòcan.
The first 200 were bottled at 90cl and presented to staff and guests at their centenary lunch on September 3rd, 1997.
This decanter was handmade and hand engraved and the handmade nature of the decanters means that the fill levels can vary from decanter to decanter although 90cl of whisky was filled into each one.
Comes with pot still-shaped stopper.
Age: Over 30 Years Old
43% ABV / 90cl
Please note splitting to seal and minor tearing to box.
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