Notes of peach, vanilla almonds and cream. Gold Medal - San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2017. Gold Medal winner Hong Kong International Wine and Spirits Competition 2016.

A marriage of 100% aged Single Malt Scotch Whiskies, not chill filtered. A modern interpretation of the legendary Towiemore Distillery.

Notes: Peach, vanilla, almonds and cream

700ml | ABV 43%

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Description
Awards and ratings	Gold Medal - San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2017 Gold Medal Hong Kong International Wine and Spirits Competition 2016. 92 Points Wine Enthusiast December 2016 – Best Buy "Very cool" Whiskysaga.com, "Well balanced and rich" Connosr.com.
Description	The Towiemore Distillery was built in 1897 in the parish of Botriphnie just outside of Dufftown where it distilled for just thirty years. In this time it garnered a fine reputation as an excellent pure malt whisky. Owned and supported by renowned whisky entrepreneur Peter Dawson. Dawson was appointed purveyor of Scotch Whisky to Alfonso XIII, the King of Spain, and any bottle produced by Dawson featured the Monarch’s seal. Dawson’s whisky was also selected for the pleasure of the Prince of Wales, later George V, on the maiden voyage of HMS Indomitable to Canada in 1907. In 1910, Captain Scott chose Towiemore as his spirit of choice for his Terra Nova expedition to the South Pole; he took six cases of Towiemore with him.
Origin	Styled on the original Speyside distillery outside Dufftown
Volume, ABV	700ml,43% ABV
Description of Taste
Tasting note	Notes: Peach, vanilla, almonds and cream

KARA NEWMAN	09/11/2018
Had the Dufftown/Speyside Towiemore Distillery not closed in 1931, this is Lost Distillery's take on what the whiskey might taste like today, part of a series. This blended Scotch has a copper penny hue and an aroma that intertwines light peat smoke with baked pear and tea. The palate shows cocoa, peat smoke, cigar wrapper and tea, finishing with clove sparks in a long, warm, smoky and chocolaty finish. 92/100

oliver shaw	07/11/2018
Just getting into my Whiskies, usually a Dalmores or Jamersons man. This is my first Whisky from The Lost Distillery, and it does not dissapoint. Smooth, and malty with a light hint from the barrel. Then mellowing fruite notes. A pleasure to sip as the winter nights draw in.

Richard Vasey	07/01/2018
This was my first selection from The Lost Distillery which I opened in the company of a good "whisky" friend. We were both impressed with its quality. Smooth, and possessing characteristics of many of the excellent Speyside distilleries.