North-Port Brechin 40 Year Old 1976 Signatory Rare Reserve
Bottle Information
Tasting Notes
This North Port-Brechin 40 Year Old 1976 is a magnificent Highland single malt Scotch whisky from one of Scotland’s long-lost distilleries. Distilled in 1976 and matured in a single hogshead cask #3887, it was bottled at natural cask strength in February 2017 by Signatory Vintage for their prestigious Cask Strength Rare Reserve Collection. Just 194 individually numbered bottles were produced, making this an exceptionally rare and historic release.
Why We Think You’ll Love It
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Rare single malt from the closed North Port-Brechin distillery, closed since 1983.
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Aged 40 years in a single hogshead, showcasing remarkable depth and elegance.
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Bottled by Signatory Vintage at full natural strength for the Rare Reserve Collection.
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A piece of Scotch whisky history—perfect for collectors and lovers of vanished distilleries.
A truly distinguished dram, this 1976 North Port-Brechin bridges four decades of maturation with finesse and character.
The Distillery
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