Brora 24 Year Old, 1981 (1x 70cl) Region: Highland, single malt Fill Level: into neck Capsule: good condition Label: good labelling Packaging: in original carton Alcohol content: 48.5% ABV Notes: Fino Sherry Maturation, Cask #1534, bottled in 2006, Ian Macleod for the Dun Bheagan range, only 726 bottles, silent still Port Ellen 27 Year Old, 1983 (1x 70cl) Region: Islay, single malt Fill Level: filled to 70cl Capsule: good condition Label: good labelling Packaging: in original carton Alcohol content: 55.1% ABV Notes: Cask #10423, single cask, cask strength, 124 bottles only, silent still Rosebank La Maison du Whisky, 1990 (1x 70cl) Region: Lowland, single malt Fill Level: into neck Capsule: good condition Label: good labelling Packaging: in original carton Alcohol content: 56.7% ABV Notes: Cask #1513, distilled 22.06.1990 and bottled 22.11.2006, bottle 150 of 243, silent still Dallas Dhu Gordon and Macphail, 1979 (1x 70cl) Region: Speyside, single malt Fill Level: into neck Capsule: good condition Label: good labelling Packaging: in original carton Alcohol content: 40% ABV Notes: bottled in 1999, silent still Linlithgow 25 Year Old Signatory Vintage, 1982 (1x 70cl) Region: Lowaland, single malt Fill Level: To bottle sboulder Capsule: good condition Label: good labelling Packaging: in original carton Alcohol content: 59.2% ABV Notes: distilled 05.10.1982 and bottled 13.08.2008, matured in wine treated butt, bottle 324 of 388 Footnotes: This carefully curated lot brings together five exceptional single malts from five of Scotland's most revered silent distilleries - a remarkable tribute to the lost legends of Scotch whisky. Featuring bottlings from Brora, Port Ellen, Rosebank, Dallas Dhu, and St. Magdalene (Linlithgow), the collection represents a rare opportunity to acquire a snapshot of Scotland's distilling past through some of its most sought-after closed distilleries. Each bottle within the lot tells the story of a distillery whose spirit continues to inspire collectors and enthusiasts long after production ceased. As remaining stocks continue to diminish, whiskies from silent distilleries have become increasingly scarce and highly collectible, valued not only for their rarity but also for the distinctive and often irreplaceable character they represent. From the coastal smoke and waxy complexity of Brora and Port Ellen to the elegant Lowland style of Rosebank and Linlithgow, alongside the traditional Speyside character of Dallas Dhu, the lot showcases the remarkable diversity of Scotch whisky production during a bygone era. Combining historical significance, rarity, and exceptional provenance, this is a compelling collector's lot that celebrates the enduring legacy of five silent distilleries whose spirit lives on through these increasingly rare surviving bottlings. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing