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| -Whisky- Distillery Rosebank (Converted From The maltings of Camelon Distillery In 1840, Rebuilt In 1864. As With Most Lowland Distilleries The Make Was Triple Distilled.In The 1890's There Was Exceptional Demand For = Type Malt =Rosebank When Customers Were Restricted to An Allocation. At One Time The Excise Man Assigned to This Distillery Was Called William Bastard. Sold to British Waterways Board -2002- Closed 1993) Region Lowland Age Not On Label Distilled In December 1938 Size 26 2/3 Fluid OZS. Proof 70 ° Proof Notes Old Bottle, Tall Bottle, Stopper Cork, Distilled By Rosebank Distillery, Bottled In Scotland By Robert Stewart & Son, 14 Drummond Street, Edinburgh. Cod.383785why | ||||
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