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Rosebank Whisky

Rosebank was once called 'the King of the Lowlands', known for its elegant triple-distilled style, before it closed in 1993 and stood silent for nearly thirty years. Bottles from its final vintages have since become among the most sought-after on the secondary market, often selling for many times their original price. In 2023, Rosebank finally rose again, restored by Ian Macleod Distillers, writing one of Scotch whisky's most anticipated comebacks.

  • Rosebank 1990/2011 Chieftains 20 Years Single Lowland Malt Whisky 55.7%
    Item no.: 222556-634

    Rosebank 1990/2011 Chieftains 20 Years Single Lowland Malt Whisky 55.7%

    Rosebank 1990/2011 Chieftains 20 Years Single Lowland Malt Whisky 55.7% is a rare and elegant whisky from the iconic but now closed Rosebank distillery in the Lowlands. Distilled in 1990 and matured for 20 years, this single malt is bottled at cask strength, offering an intense and complex experience with the classic Rosebank character at its core.

    In the glass, the whisky shows a clear golden amber color. The aroma is aromatic and inviting with notes of honey, ripe fruits, melon, and baked berries, complemented by subtle floral tones and a lightly spiced background of cinnamon and roasted nuts. With some time in the glass, softer floral nuances emerge clearly, creating an elegant aromatic experience.

    The taste is full-bodied, warm, and oily with a pleasant sweetness, where honey, caramel, and vanilla meet the ripeness of the fruits. Gentle spices from the cask, such as cinnamon and cloves, balance the sweetness and add depth to the mouthfeel. A few drops of water enhance the complexity and bring both fruit and spice further into focus.

    The finish is long, refined, and persistent with notes of dried fruit, dark chocolate, and light oak, leaving an elegant, dry, and harmonious conclusion.

    This 20-year-old Rosebank is a perfect representative of the Lowlands style, with a focus on finesse, floral and fruity nuances, and historical weight. It appeals to collectors and whisky enthusiasts who appreciate rare, complex, and classic single malts.

    Distillery: Rosebank
    Bottler: Chieftains
    Vintage: Distilled: ??/12/1990 - Bottled: ??/09/2011
    Age: 20 years
    Type: Single Lowland Malt Whisky
    Cask number/type: Butt #3616
    Alcohol strength: 55.7%
    Number of bottles: 619
    Un-chillfiltered
    Natural Colour
    Other:
    70 cl.
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      469,00EUR
   

About Rosebank

Rosebank is a Lowland distillery, historically nicknamed 'the King of the Lowlands' for its elegant, triple-distilled style, closed in 1993 and reopened in 2023. For a newcomer, the new production offers a rare chance to experience a classic Lowland style from the ground up; for the connoisseur, the original pre-1993 vintages are among the most valuable Lowland bottles in existence, and the reopening itself is one of the most talked-about events in recent Scotch whisky history.

History & Background

Rosebank in Falkirk was known as "The King of the Lowlands" and was for decades one of Scotland's most respected Lowland distilleries, until it closed in 1993.

After nearly thirty years of silence, Ian Macleod Distillers reopened the distillery in 2023 and resumed production on the historic site.

Production & Style

The whisky is traditionally triple distilled, giving it the light, floral character the Lowland style is known for.

Signature Style

Floral, Light, Elegant
The whisky offers a floral, light character with an elegant, clean finish.

Facts

DistilleryRosebank
Founded1798 (lukket 1993, genåbnet 2023 af Ian Macleod Distillers)
PronouncedROSE-bank
RegionLowlands (Falkirk)
CountryScotland
OwnerIan Macleod Distillers
Official websiterosebankdistillery.com

Did you know?

By Scottish law, Scotch Whisky must be matured for at least three years in oak casks in Scotland before it can be called Scotch at all.

Like Rosebank? You should also try:

GlenAllachie, Kilchoman and Stauning.