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Springbank 1972-1994 - La Reserve - Single Cask 141

LOT ID: 0924-341


End Date : Nov 20 2024 08:25 PM


Total Bids: 98   

Winning Bid
£750.00


LOT DESCRIPTION

Springbank 1972 - 1994. Bottled by La Reserve. Cask number 141. 70cl. 46%. No box.

A single cask Springbank 1972 bottled in 1994 after over 21 years of maturation for London wine merchants La Réserve, whose founders Mark Reynier & Simon Coughlin would later team up with Springbank’s Gordon Wright to found Murray McDavid and buy Bruichladdich. Cask 141 was bottled at 46% and is a particularly delicious, fruity Springbank.

CONDITION

Good.

FILLING LEVEL

Lower Neck

Distillery:  Springbank

Distillery Status:  Working

Region: Campbeltown

Distilled Year: 1972

Bottling Year: 1994

Limited Edition: yes

Cask Number: 141

Category: Single Malt

Country: Scotland

Bottle Size: 70cl / 700ml

ABV: 46%

Springbank is one of the giants of the Scotch whisky world, an independently-owned distillery dedicated to preserving the traditional methods of distillation. For a long time Springbank was flying the flag for Campbeltown whisky almost alone but the distillery’s fortunes have improved since the 1990s, and in 2000 Springbank expanded their operations with the purchase and subsequent reconstruction of the Glengyle distillery, home of Kilkerran.

The Springbank distillery produces three distinct single malt whiskies, with the regular lightly-peated Springbank malt complemented by the heavily-peated Longrow and the unpeated, triple-distilled Hazelburn. Of these secondary malts, Longrow has a longer history and more passionate fanbase, with the 1973/74 vintages in particular attracting eye-catching prices at auction. The standard Springbank spirit remains one of Scotland’s greatest whiskies, and auction prices for old bottles continue to rise.

DISCLAIMER

Although a condition report is normally included in the Lot description, this is not comprehensive and is based on a brief overview. Most items will be described as good or fair, this does not mean it will not exhibit wear or tear. We do recommend viewing/close inspection prior to placing any bids. If this is not an option and you have questions beyond the offered description and images, please use the form below "Ask A Question" to make specific enquiries or to receive a more in-depth condition report. Otherwise, Lots will be sold as seen.
Please note: due to the various ages of bottles, corks and their seals, condition of liquid is at the buyer's discretion. And no claim can be lodged against failure/leakage in any circumstance. All bottles are checked for authenticity by our whisky specialists Wayne & Harrison Ormerod prior to any auction. We do not auction opened bottles so therefore all items are sealed unless stated under certain circumstances where seals were never issued by the producer.
No item is deemed new and may exhibit wear or tear, however many items are generally in good condition. If an item has notable faults, we will make every effort to mention these in the description. The images supplied are of the actual item you will receive. If the filling level of the liquid is not visible in the images provided, we aim to indicate the current position in the description. If the filling level is impossible to determine, such as with ceramics decanters, we will provide an overall weight of the decanter in KG. Our filling level guideline can be on this page.
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BID HISTORY

BID DATE TIME
Last Bids £750.00 19th November 2024 16:51