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Clydebuilt launches new single malt Scotch whiskies from across Scotland

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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Clydebuilt, the independent bottling arm of Ardgowan Distillery, has released a new range of single malt Scotch whiskies. The new releases feature refreshed packaging made with FSC-certified materials and a lightweight bottle design. The bottler launched three expressions, including a 10 Years Old Sherry Cask Matured, which is priced at £45.99 for 700ml.

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The launch adds new products to the premium spirits market, allowing Clydebuilt to offer diverse expressions selected from various locations across Scotland. The new releases, such as the 10 Years Old 100 Proof Sherry Cask Matured, are available at different bottling strengths and retail prices.

Whisky is sourced from various locations in Scotland.

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Who's involved

  • ScotlandThe geopolitical state from which the whisky is sourced and bottled.
  • North UistA geographical part of Scotland from which whisky may be sourced.
  • ClackmannanshireA historic county in Scotland from which whisky may be sourced.
  • CraigleithA location in Scotland from which whisky may be sourced.

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