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Rosebank 1992-2002 - 10 Year Old - Douglas McGibbon - Provenance - Single Cask 848

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End Date : Aug 06 2025 08:00 PM

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Wear & tear to box (no lid).

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LOT DESCRIPTION

Rosebank 1992 - 2002. 10 Year Old. Bottled by Douglas McGibbon for their Provenance series. Cask number 848. 700ml. 46%. In presentation box.

Distillery: Rosebank

Distillery Status: Closed

Bottler: Douglas McGibbon

Region: Lowland

Distilled Year: 1992

Bottling Year: 2002

Age: 10

Limited Edition: yes

Cask Number: 848

Category: Single Malt

Country: Scotland

Bottle Size: 70cl / 700ml

ABV: 46%

The writing was on the wall for Rosebank in 1988 when owners United Distillers preferred the less accomplished but much more tourist-friendly Glenkinchie for their new Classic Malts series. Rosebank closed in 1993, after UD balked at a £2m upgrade to the distillery’s effluent treatment facility, and soon became a cult lost distillery - the Lowland equivalent of Brora or Port Ellen. Miraculously, Diageo have now restored both Brora and Port Ellen, while Rosebank was rebuilt under new owners Ian MacLeod Distillers and began distilling again in June 2023.

Today, new bottlings of old Rosebank are dwindling, and prices have increased dramatically over the last decade. Essential official bottlings of Rosebank include the glorious 1979 and 1981 Rare Malt Editions, and the splendid Special Releases from 2007, 2011 and 2014. Indie Rosebanks from the early 1990s vintages are generally excellent and usually more affordable at auction.

Founded in 1947 by Fred Douglas Laing Sr, Douglas McGibbon is a subsidiary of famous independent whisky bottlers Douglas Laing. The McGibbon's brand began as one of Laing’s proprietary blends and by the 1970s had found great success, particularly in the Far East, where McGibbon’s golf-themed ceramic decanters were so popular they won the company a Queen’s Award for Export Achievement in 1990.

Douglas Laing moved into independent bottling in 1998 and the McGibbon’s Provenance series was launched in 2000 as a budget range, releasing a great many excellent Port Ellen casks in the early Noughties. McGibbon’s Provenance was renamed Douglas Laing’s Provenance in 2015 but the McGibbon’s subsidiary survives today as the vehicle for the company’s Clan Denny range.

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Last Bids	£130.00	6th August 2025	07:46 PM

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