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White Horse
The name White Horse was long associated with the Mackie family of Edinburgh. They acquired the White Horse Inn in Canongate, Edinburgh around 1650 and it stayed in the family until 1917 with the death of the last male descendant.
The company can trace its history to 1880 when James Logan Mackie founded whisky merchant James Logan Mackie & Co., which by 1884 held a stake in Islay distillery Lagavulin with Capt. Graham. Taking the name from the inn James owned in Edinburgh’s Canongate, it launched White Horse Blended Whisky.
Distillers Company Ltd withdrew White Horse blended whisky from its home market, concentrating on overseas sales, and, although the whisky itself is still produced, the current owner Diageo dissolved White Horse Distillers Ltd. as a company in 2010.
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Region: Various, Scotland
Distillery: Various, Scotland
Age: NA
ABV: 40% - 43% (Not Stated)
Cask: Unknown
Size: 700 -750 ml (Not Stated)
First produced by James Logan Mackie in 1861 and taking its name from a famous Edinburgh inn, White Horse is a historic brand with Lagavulin one of its key components. We estimate this to be a bottling from the late 1950s to early 1960s.
Given the date of the bottling, we expect a major component of this whisky to be Lagavulin.
Region: Various, Scotland
Distillery: Various, Scotland
Age: NA
ABV: 43%
Cask: Unknown
Size: 760 ml
First produced by James Logan Mackie in 1861 and taking its name from a famous Edinburgh inn, White Horse is a historic brand with Lagavulin one of its key components. This bottle has been bottled exclusively for Japan Jardine Matheson & co., (Japan) Ltd. We estimate this to be a bottling from the late 1970s.
Given the date of the bottling, we expect a major component of this whisky to be Lagavulin.
The label shows wear and tear. Sold in "As Is" Condition.
