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Incremental Bidding Explained
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Bottle Details
Benrinnes 2007 Rest and Be Thankful
Until 2007, Benrinnes had a unique triple distillation process that resulted in a single malt highly prized by blenders for its distinct \"meaty\" quality. So much so in fact, that none was spared for an official distillery bottling until United Distillers introduced the 15 year old Flora & Fauna release. Thankfully, the distillery has always featured in the catalogues of independent bottlers, giving ample opportunity to experience this sought after single malt.
This whisky was distilled in 2007 and aged in Bourbon Hogshead #304259 until it was bottled in 2019 by Rest and Be Thankful Whisky Co.
One of 281 bottles.
Benrinnes
A malt distillery in the Speyside region of Scotland and part of the extensive portfolio of drinks multinational, Diageo. Known for its highly individual spirit style, the output from the distillery is highly prized by blenders and is rarely seen bottled officially as a single malt.
Rest & Be Thankful Whisky Co
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Fox Fitzgerald
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