Annandale 2021 Cask

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Size

Whole Cask

Price

PoA

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This Annandale 2021 Cask was distilled at the named distillery. Please contact us for current information on provenance, current storage and any additional rights that may be applicable such as the option for official distillery bottling. VCL Vintners is a broker and is not affiliated or endorsed by the trademark or IP owners.

Name	Annandale 2021 Cask
Distillery	Annandale Distillery
Size	Whole Cask
Style	Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Region	Lowland
Country	Lowland, Scotland, UK
Year	2021

Annandale Distillery was established in 1836 by George Donald, and has had three owners since its establishment, Liverpudlian wine and spirits merchant John Sykes Gardner (1883-1893) then it was later bought by the famous John Walker “Johnnie Walker” in 1893 but sadly due to issues caused by the first world war it ceased production in 1918 and was sold to the Robinson family in 1924.

In 2007 the distillery was bought by the Annandale Distillery Company LTD which is owned by Prof David Thomson and Teresa Church. Investing £10m to completely restore the heavily dilapidated Annandale Distillery back to its former glory and beyond. Keeping it independently owned and employing over 20 people.

In November 2014, the Annandale Visitor Centre opened and the first casks were filled. The first cask of unpeated whisky made the news and was put up for sale for a staggering £1million. The first cask of peated whisky ‘Cask 40’ was filled by ex- Scotland Rugby Union player Doddie Weir. Doddie was invited to do this after unwittingly becoming involved in the restoration of Annandale distillery by the distillery’s rugby fan owner Prof David Thomson.

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