Lost Distillery Auchnagie Vintage Blended Malt Scotch Whiskey 750 ml
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About this bottle
Auchnagie is one of The Lost Distillery Company's recreations — Auchnagie itself was a real Perthshire distillery that closed in 1911, not 1983, and today has no surviving stock, so this isn't whisky actually made there. Instead, The Lost Distillery Company researches historical records and regional character to blend a whisky meant to evoke what Auchnagie would have tasted like, using malt whisky sourced from other working distilleries. Expect a classic Highland-style blended malt: honeyed sweetness, orchard fruit, and a light touch of smoke, built for approachability rather than complexity. It suits whisky drinkers curious about "lost" Scottish distilleries without chasing rare original bottles.
How to drink Auchnagie Vintage Blended Malt
Neat or with a splash of water is the standard way to taste any Highland-style blended malt — it opens the honey and orchard fruit without much effort. It's gentle enough to work in a whisky highball too.
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ScotchOak casks · Scotland
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What's the best way to serve Lost Distillery Auchnagie?
Serve it neat or with a few drops of water in a Glencairn glass. Once opened, it keeps its character for a year or more stored upright away from light.
Is Auchnagie whisky actually made at the Auchnagie distillery?
No — Auchnagie was a real Perthshire distillery that closed in 1911 and has no surviving stock, so The Lost Distillery Company instead researches historical records and regional character to blend a whisky meant to evoke what it would have tasted like.
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