A limited-edition cask strength whisky from Lowland distillery, Lindores Abbey. The Cask Strength Congregation Batch commemorates Friar John Cor, a Lindores monk who crafted ‘aqua vitae’ for King James IV in 1494; recognised as the first written record of scotch whisky. The second edition of the Congregation Batch, Chapter 2 was matured in a combination of bourbon, STR wine barriques, and rum-peated casks. Bottled at 60.9% ABV.
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Mark Bostock, an integral part of the Mark Littler LTD UK content writing team since 2019, brings a genuine passion for whisky, especially independent bottlings, to his work. His commitment to expanding his knowledge through attending tasting events and building his own collection enriches his contributions, blending expertise with enthusiasm.
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