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Bottle Details
Gordon and MacPhail Miniature Gift Sets 18 x 5cl
Three fantastic presentations of Gordon & MacPhail miniatures:
- MacPhail's 10 year old
- Strathisla 8 year old x 3
- Longmorn 12 year old
- Mortlach 12 year old
- Linkwood 15 year old
- Pride of Orkney 12 year old
- Spey Cast 12 year old
- Benrinnes 1968
- Balblair 10 year old
- Highland Fusilier
- Pride of Strathspey 12 year old
- Glenfiddich Special Old Reserve (official)
- Glenlivet 12 year old (official)
- Glen Grant (official)
- Tamdhu 10 year old (official)
- Tamnavulin (official)
This lot has a 2 bottle shipping fee.
Gordon & MacPhail
Perhaps one of Scotland's most important whisky companies, Gordon & MacPhail is a historic blender, independent bottler and distiller. It was founded in Elgin in 1895 and among its brands include Benromach single malt, and independent labels such as Connoisseurs Choice and its Distillery Labels.
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