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Bottle Details
This is a cask of Kininvie malt whisky that has been "teaspooned" with another malt from from the William Grant & Sons portfolio. A split release, Scoma bottled half of the cask here for their own Glenscoma brand, and the other half for The 99 in Hannover.
Aldunie Dufftown 1992 Glenscoma / Kininvie
An incredibly rare and interesting bottle from Germany that contains teaspooned Kininvie.
(So with presumably a drop of Glenfiddich or Balvenie added to the cask to prevent the bottlers using the Kininvie name).
This also means it's technically a Speyside blended malt.
You don't see very many of these!
Cask 1746 yielded 335 bottles.
Scoma
A German importer and distributor founded in 1977 by Dr Jurgen Setter. The company became the German agent for William Cadenhead in the 1980s, who helped it produce its first own-branded independent bottlings shortly after. These have appeared under both the Scoma and Glenscoma label over the years.
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