A part of the Chivas Brothers group (now owned by Pernod Ricard), Longmorn has long been a favourite of the cognoscenti, but until recently was a very well-kept secret. Long classed as a blender's favourite, Longmorn was little-seen as a single malt in the days of Seagram's ownership of Chivas, with the then-standard issue 15yo left in the shad ... Read More »
A cask strength release of 1997 vintage Longmorn bottled by distillery owners Chivas Brothers as one of their Cask Strength Editions. 14 years old and at a natural strength of 59.6%.
An extremely fancy relaunch of Longmorn to replace the 15 year old in a bid to turn this great distillery into a global super-premium brand. Web-Exclusive Price!
A very appetising colour on this Longmorn 1989, bottled from a hogshead at 46% by The Single Malts of Scotland. Very pleasingly malty shortbread, sweet citrus and oatcake flavours, from one of our very favourite Speyside distilleries.
A very fetching bottle of Longmorn from the Nectar of the Daily Dram series. The company has an innovative approach to packaging, with each bottling individually labelled using some really imaginative and modern design - this time it's Stonehenge.
An elegant 18 year old Longmorn bottled specially for the 2011 Whisky Exchange Whisky Show and rather popular on our Show Bottlings stand over the weekend.
A terrific full-blooded Speysider, oozing complexity with plenty of spice, sweet fruits, heather and balanced oak interplaying with the malt. A highly-respected whisky with a loyal following.
Another very well-priced bottling of very old Longmorn from G&M, who win our imaginary value-for-money trophy every time. All the old Longmorns from G&M in the last few years have been excellent, and this won a Silver Medal from the Malt Maniacs Awards in 2009.