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Arran 1996-2023 - 27 Year Old - Claxtons - Warehouse No.1 - Single Cask C23090


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Arran 1996-2023 - 27 Year Old - Claxtons - Warehouse No.1 - Single Cask C23090

Arran 1996 - 2023. 27 Year Old. Bottled by Claxton's for their Warehouse No.1 series. Cask number C23090. One of 197 bottles matured in a Sherry Butt. 70cl. 50.4%.

Distillery:  Arran (Lochranza)

Distillery Status:  Working

Bottler: Claxton's

Region: Island

Distilled Year: 1996

Bottling Year: 2023

Age: 27

Bottles Produced: 197

Limited Edition: yes

Cask Number: C23090

Category: Single Malt

Country: Scotland

Bottle Size: 70cl / 700ml

ABV: 50.4%

Founded on the Isle of Arran in 1993, with the first distillation in 1995, the Lochranza distillery was the first of the new wave of Scottish distilleries and blazed a trail for the explosion in small ‘craft’ distillers this century. Lochranza distillery has four stills and makes both peated and unpeated whisky - the unpeated malt is bottled as Arran, while the peated spirit is released as Machrie Moor.

The early releases of Arran single malt were often small batch or single casks, the vast majority of which were finished in wine casks. The distillery’s first core bottling was Arran 10-year-old, which launched in 2006 and has since been joined by age statements up to 25 years old alongside a plethora of limited editions and single cask releases. Independent Arran is abundant and usually excellent quality.