Leith Vodka | 700ML

Introduction

Vodka: Leith Vodka | 700ML

Say ahoy to this tremendous vodka from Leith Spirits up in Edinburgh! Distilled from 100% grain, it boasts a silky, creamy texture, ideal for sipping neat, straight out of the freezer, and quality stuff for shaking up delicious cocktails too.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 80 (40%ABV)

Origin: Scotland

Distillery: Leith Distillery

Say ahoy to this tremendous vodka from Leith Spirits up in Edinburgh! Distilled from 100% grain, it boasts a silky, creamy texture, ideal for sipping neat, straight out of the freezer, and quality stuff for shaking up delicious cocktails too.

Leith Vodka | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Delicate and impressive depth on the nose.

Palate: Sleek, soft grain, gently creamy with a distant hint of zest.

Finish: Crisp, mineral finish.

Distillery Information

The Glenallachie Distillery Company was founded in 1964 by Scottish & Newcastles distilling subsidiary, Mackinlay McPherson. Its purpose was to construct and operate the new Glenallachie distillery near Aberlour, which was eventually built in 1967. In 1984 the company changed its name to Glenallachie-Glenlivet Distillery Co, then again to Glenallachie Distillery Co. Just 12 months later Mackinlay McPherson was sold to Invergordon Distillers, which flipped Glenallachie distillery on to Campbell Distillers (now Pernod Ricard) in 1989, though the company remained a part of Invergordon. Without its namesake distillery, Glenallachie Distillery Co. changed its name once more, this time to Leith Distillers to reflect the then registered address of the company in Salamander Place, Leith, Edinburgh. After a drawn-out hostile takeover of Invergordon Distillers by Whyte & Mackay Ltd in 1993, Leith Distillers has remained under Whyte & Mackays control as an active, yet non-trading company.