Mosstowie was made in Lomond stills at Milton Duff. Lomond stills have a rectification column instead of a lyne arm and are akin to a cross between a traditional potstill and a column still. The idea behind the Lomond stills that were introduced at Ballantine's distilleries (including Glenburgie and Scapa as well as Milton Duff) was to produce d ... Read More »
A 34 year old whisky from Miltonduff, bottled as 'Mosstowie' to distinguish it from their regular spirit due to it being distilled using their Lomond still. It was distilled on February 6th 1979, matured in a single bourbon cask and bottled at cask strength by Signatory on April 3rd 2013.
Mosstowie is hard enough to come by - it was only produced between 1964-1981 in Miltonduff's Lomond stills. But an aged Mosstowie 17yo from Sestante? Ludicrously rare. And check out the strength!! A collector's wet dream.
A very rare 18yo Mosstowie, which was the single malt made briefly on a Lomond still at Miltonduff. Bottled by Sestante at the bafflingly-high-considering-it's-age strength of 64.8% alcohol.