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Longmorn

Longmorn was founded in 1894 near Elgin and quickly earned a reputation as one of blenders' most sought-after malts. Chivas's whisky maker is said to have claimed Longmorn could be used in almost any blend without clashing - a rare flexibility that made it indispensable behind the scenes. Now owned by Pernod Ricard, Longmorn remains one of Speyside's best-kept insider secrets.

  • Longmorn 15 years Matured in Oak Casks Old Version Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky 100 cl 45%
    Item no.: 505956-098460-25
    Distillery: LongmornAge: 15 years Type: Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky Cask number/type: Oak Cask Alc. strength: 45 % 100 cl. Other: Old Version
    • 1pcs.
      335,00EUR
  • Longmorn 2005/2024 Symingtons Choice 19 Years Signatory Single Highland Malt Whisky 62.6%
    Item no.: 50595555-555

    Longmorn 2005/2024 Signatory 19 Year Symingtons Choice Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky 62.6%

    Longmorn 2005 vintage edition bottled in 2024 by the independent whisky bottler Signatory in their new series "Symingtons Choice" in honor of founder Andrew Symington. This unique 19-year-old Speyside whisky was bottled at full cask strength with a robust 62.6% from Sherry Butt #18070. The beautiful color from the oloroso sherry cask is mouthwatering.

    This whisky offers powerful sherry notes with flavor nuances of dried fruit, toffee, and figs. It carries Longmorn’s characteristic complexity and is rounded off with subtle hints of cocoa and a touch of nuts. The finish is long and satisfying, where the warm influence from the Oloroso sherry butt lends the whisky a luxurious finale.

    Distillery: Longmorn
    Bottler: Signatory Vintage
    Age: 19 years
    Distilled: 03/03/2005 | Bottled: 26/04/2024
    Bottles: 619
    Type: Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
    Country: Scotland
    ABV: 62.6%
    Other: Independently bottled by Signatory Vintage – a powerful whisky with great depth and complexity
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    • 1pcs.
      348,50EUR
  • Longmorn 2014 Little Brown Dog 11 year old 1st Fill Bourbon Cask Single Speyside Malt Whisky 58.9%
    Item no.: 22333-8599

    Longmorn 2014 Little Brown Dog 11 Year 1st Fill Bourbon Cask Single Speyside Malt Whisky 58.9%

    This Longmorn 2014 Single Cask is a rare and characterful insight into what the distillery can deliver when a single bourbon cask is allowed to stand on its own. Distilled in 2014 and bottled in 2025 at full cask strength of 58.9%, this whisky showcases Longmorn’s creamy, fruit‑driven Speyside style in its purest and most unadulterated form.

    Only 252 bottles were drawn from this 1st fill bourbon cask, and the label was created with a touch of humour: the whisky is so soft and buttery on the palate that the bottlers chose a “butter pack” design as a tribute to its silky lactone profile. A small detail that perfectly reflects the experience waiting in the glass.

    This cask has long been one of LBD’s absolute favourites in the warehouse – a cask that simply waited for the right moment to be shared. Longmorn rarely appears as an independent bottling, which makes this release particularly special.

    The pale, almost transparent colour is completely deceptive. Behind it lies a whisky with impressive complexity, depth, and structure. A perfect example of how colour is never a guarantee of intensity – and how a good bourbon cask can deliver far more than expected. Note the “Lurpak” colours on the label – because this whisky is “as smooth as butter.”

    Expect a fresh, creamy, and aromatic Longmorn with:

    buttery mouthfeel and soft lactones
    vanilla, coconut, and light tropical fruits
    citrus, green melon, and fresh oak
    a clean, oily, and long finish

    A whisky that works both as an elegant everyday dram and as an exciting experience for collectors who want to taste Longmorn in its most natural form.

    Distillery: Longmorn
    Region: Speyside
    Age: 11 years
    Distilled: 16/10/2014
    Bottled: 20/10/2025
    Type: Single Cask
    Number of bottles: 252
    Strength: 58.9%
    Cask type: 1st Fill Bourbon
    70 cl
    Non‑chill‑filtered
    Natural colour
    Bottler: Little Brown Dog
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    • 1pcs.
      160,75EUR
   

About Longmorn

Longmorn is a Speyside distillery from 1894, historically one of blenders' most valued malts. For a newcomer, it's a full-bodied, fruity, gently spiced style; for the connoisseur, Longmorn is interesting because it so rarely reached the public despite its recognition among professionals - a whisky that built its reputation quietly behind the scenes of some of Scotland's most respected blends, long before it was allowed to stand on the shelf itself.

History & Background

Longmorn was founded by John Duff, the same man who later founded Glenlossie, and the distillery quickly earned a reputation for high quality among blenders. In 1970 it was expanded with six new stills, and the whisky has historically commanded a premium among blenders compared with its neighbours. Today Longmorn is owned by Chivas Brothers/Pernod Ricard and is released only in smaller volumes as an official single malt.

Production & Style

The distillery uses long fermentation times and slow distillation, giving a full-bodied, oily distillate that matures well in both bourbon and sherry casks.

Signature Style

Full-Bodied, Fruity, Complex
Ripe apples, honey and a deep, sherry-toned sweetness give a whisky with far more weight and depth than its low profile would suggest.

Facts

DistilleryLongmorn
Founded1894
PronouncedLONG-morn
RegionSpeyside
CountryScotland
OwnerChivas Brothers/Pernod Ricard
Capacity3,500,000 litres/year
Water sourceLocal springs (the Longmorn spring)
PeatUnpeated

Did You Know?

In old blending circles Longmorn was held in such regard that a blend could reportedly be called 'full-bodied' simply for containing Longmorn in its makeup.

Like Longmorn? You should also try:

Glenfarclas, Aberlour and Cragganmore.