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Distillery |
Millburn (The First of Inverness's Three Distilleries to Be Built (In 1807) And The Last to Close (In 1985), Millburn Was Originally Known As 'Inverness'. It Received Its License In 1825 But = |
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Type |
Malt = had changed hands many times before being converted into a corn mill in 1853 by a farmer called David Rose. Thereafter no whisky was made at Millburn Until 1876 - 1878, When Rose's Son = |
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Region |
Highland = Completed The Conversion Back Into A distillery And Rechristened It Millburn. The Distillery Was Rebuilt And Became A Part of DCL In 1937. It Was Closed In 1985 And Some of The = |
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Age |
Not On Label = Buildings Were Converted Into A Bar And Steakhouse In 1988.) |
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Distilled |
February 1981 And Bottled October 2006 |
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Size |
70 cl |
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Proof |
46 % vol. |
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Notes |
Millburn 1981 Flying Dead Spirit, Cask Type: Sherry Wood, Cask n°4335, Bottle n°74 of 803, Selected And Bottled For Juuls Vin & Spiritus, Distilled And Bottled In Scotland By Millburn Distillery. |
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