WELCOME TO ROSEBANK WHISKY
New beginnings, important journeys and impressive developments need to be documented. That’s why we have created a journal to share the developments at Rosebank Distillery and the journey to a fully operational distillery once again after 25 years of silence. And as new beginnings follow old endings, we decided to step back in time and start our journal by understanding the fascinating history and origins of Rosebank, ‘The King of the Lowlands’.
Slàinte to #RosebankRevival
Rosebank Reborn
It looked like Rosebank R.I.P. when the axe fell on this much-loved Lowland distillery in 1993 and talk of [...]
Rosebank is put to sleep
Rosebank, together with Talisker and Lagavulin, was one of the first single malts bottled by DCL in the mid-1980s. [...]
Tom reviews Rosebank 22 years old 1981
It's just so enjoyable to read the reviews of past Rosebank Whiskies by true fans. This one comes courtesy [...]
Rosebank 20 year old – immensely flavoursome
We will start our reviews series with one of the Rare Malts which was reviewed by our friends at Malt [...]
How do you review whiskies that aren’t being produced or sold anymore?
In our research on Rosebank Single Malt we have come across many different bottlings of this revered Lowland Whisky. [...]
Spirit of The Victorians
As the Victorians succumbed to the new vice of Scotch whisky, distillers throughout Scotland began to crank up production. [...]
Spirit of The Lowlands
It was in the Lowlands that Scotch whisky really came of age, though its subtle and complex single malts [...]
The Tangled Roots of Rosebank Distillery
We know that Rosebank distillery closed in 1993, seemingly for good. However, what is less clear is the date [...]
“If there is a God, Rosebank whisky would be produced again.”
Today these words sound almost prophetic coming from the famous whisky writer Michael Jackson who died in 2007. Back then, [...]
Rosebank Tasting
Gordon Dundas shares a dram of a 1987 cask of Rosebank Whisky with whisky writer Tom Bruce-Gardyne at the [...]