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Monkey Shoulder Batch 27 Blended Scotch Whisky Glass Miniature 50mL

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Weight: 1.500 kg
$744
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  • Metro Flat Base Rate $12.50 - Each additional case adds $10 to the base rate. 
  • Remote Flat Base Rate $15.00 - Each additional case adds $15 to the base rate.
  • Max 6 cases per order.
  • Next business day dispatch from Melbourne warehouse. Shipping time depends on the delivery address. 
  • We always insure your orders at no extra cost to you which means you are always covered for any loss or damage.
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We are Liquor Geeks. We are local Australians who just love our liquor. Our mission is to provide Australians with a wide range of liquor for unbelievable prices. We love what we do and that's why we consider ourselves "geeks". If you love your liquor as we do then enjoy the extremely competitive prices we offer to all our consumers so that you can become a geek like us!

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The name Monkey Shoulder originates from an injury that the maltmen (those that hand turn the grain in a malthouse) would get as it would leave one arm hanging. This blended malt whisky is comprised of three single malt distilleries: Kininvie, Glenfiddich, and The Balvenie. The trio gets acquainted in a tun for three to six months before being bottled on site.

Batch 27 refers to the original Monkey Shoulder batch which was 27 casks vatted together.  The original vatting was made from our three distilleries we have on our site in Dufftown… Kininvie, Glenfiddich & The Balvenie (sometimes affectionately known as the KGB).

Because Brian Kinsman can’t possibly batch it in those numbers anymore we line up runs of 27 at a time for vatting.  Occasionally using other distilleries in the mix, but always three Speyside distilleries and always in first fill American oak (i.e. first time they’ve been used in Scotland).

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