Auchentoshan 24 Year Old 1999 Murray McDavid Mission Gold

Name: Auchentoshan 24 Year Old 1999 Murray McDavid Mission Gold
Brand: Auchentoshan
Price: 243.5 GBP
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Auchentoshan 24 Year Old 1999 is a rare Lowland single malt Scotch whisky bottled by Murray McDavid for the Mission Gold series. Read more

Auchentoshan 24 Year Old 1999 Murray McDavid Mission Gold

£243.50 GBP

£202.92 ex VAT

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Bottle Information

Bottler: Murray McDavid

Cask Type: Bourbon Hogshead

Type: Single Malt

Volume: 70cl

Region: Lowland

Vintage: 1999

Age: 24 Year Old

ABV: 51.3%

No. of bottles: 90

Tasting Notes

Nose Fresh and refined, with aromas of citrus peel, vanilla, orchard fruits, and honey, layered with gentle oak spice. Palate Silky and elegant, offering flavours of ripe pear, apple, sweet malt, creamy vanilla, and toasted almonds, balanced by light spice and herbs. Finish Long and graceful, with lingering fruit sweetness, vanilla, and soft oak.

Auchentoshan 24 Year Old 1999 is a rare Lowland single malt Scotch whisky bottled by Murray McDavid for the Mission Gold series. Distilled in 1999 and matured in a single ex-bourbon hogshead, this elegant triple-distilled Lowland malt was bottled exclusively for the United Kingdom market. With only 90 bottles released, it is an exceptionally scarce expression—and one that has been crowned a Gold Winner in the Scottish Field magazine’s 2025 Readers’ Challenge.

Why We Think You’ll Love It

Distilled in 1999 and matured for 24 years in single ex-bourbon hogshead
Bottled by Murray McDavid for the prestigious Mission Gold series
Crowned Gold Winner in Scottish Field magazine’s 2025 Readers’ Challenge
Exclusive release for the UK market
Extremely limited edition with only 90 bottles produced

The Auchentoshan 24 Year Old 1999 Murray McDavid Mission Gold is an award-winning Lowland single malt of great rarity and finesse. With ex-bourbon cask maturity, triple-distilled smoothness, and just 90 bottles available, it is both a collector’s prize and a connoisseur’s dram.

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The Distillery

Originally built by John Bulloch around 1800 and licensed in 1823 as Duntocher Distillery, Auchentoshan Distillery adopted its current name in the 1830s. Perched just north of Dalmuir by the River Clyde, Auchentoshan once sat in open countryside but now borders the northwestern edge of Glasgow, not far from Loch Lomond. One of the few Scottish distilleries to employ full triple distillation, Auchentoshan produces a uniquely light and refined Lowland single malt. Independent bottlings from Wemyss, Hunter Laing, and Cadenheads remain highly popular, reflecting the enduring appeal of Auchentoshan’s smooth, approachable character.

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