Lowlands Whisky
Lowlands whisky includes single malt and grain Scotch from southern Scotland, with bottlings from distilleries such as Auchentoshan, Glenkinchie, and Rosebank, typically matured in ex-bourbon or sherry casks and bottled at 40–60% ABV. These whiskies are commonly purchased for everyday drinking, gifting, or collecting limited releases from both active and closed Lowland distilleries.
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Littlemill 12 Year Old Lowland Single Malt WhiskySpecial Price £324.98 Regular Price £399.99 Inc VATSaving £75.01
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Bladnoch 10 Year Old Malt Whisky Flora & Fauna White CapSpecial Price £379.98 Regular Price £549.99 Inc VATSaving £170.01
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Rosebank Single Malt Whisky 1990 Murray McDavid 1998Special Price £279.98 Regular Price £329.99 Inc VATSaving £50.01
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Buyers Information
Where Lowlands Whisky Is Typically Found
Lowlands whisky sits within the wider Scotch Whisky category and is regularly purchased by buyers looking for region-specific bottles from southern Scotland. It is commonly selected for gifting, everyday drinking, and as part of collections that focus on regional Scotch styles. Limited releases and bottlings from closed distilleries are also acquired for collection or resale within the specialist whisky market.
Lowlands Whisky Styles and Bottling Types
- Single malt, blended malt, blended Scotch, and grain whisky produced within the Lowlands region
- Age-stated releases (e.g. 10, 12, 18, 25+ years) alongside no-age-statement bottlings
- Cask maturation in ex-bourbon, ex-sherry, wine casks, port casks, or multi-cask combinations
- Bottled at standard strength (40–46% ABV) or cask strength (typically 50%+ ABV)
- Triple-distilled production remains a defining characteristic for some distilleries, with releases from Auchentoshan and newer producers referencing this method
- Unpeated or lightly peated malt is standard across most Lowland single malt whisky production
- Bottlings include releases from both active distilleries and silent distilleries such as Littlemill and St Magdalene, alongside modern craft distillery output
- Sherry cask and wine cask matured Lowland single malt whisky releases are increasingly common, particularly from newer distilleries
- Independent bottlers regularly release single cask and small batch Lowland Scotch whisky, including older stock from closed distilleries
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FAQ`s
Lowlands whisky is defined by its geographic origin in southern Scotland and typically features unpeated malt and a higher proportion of triple-distilled production compared to other regions.
Yes. Triple distillation is still used by some Lowland distilleries, with Auchentoshan being the most established producer and newer distilleries also releasing triple-distilled bottlings.
Yes. Rosebank, a previously closed Lowland distillery, has historic bottlings available through independent bottlers and occasional official releases, often in limited quantities.
Yes. Bottlings from closed Lowland distilleries such as Littlemill and St Magdalene continue to appear through independent bottlers, typically as older stock or single cask releases.
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