Which Scottish distilleries only have age dated whiskies?

[Kevin H]

I'm thinking official bottlings here so either an age statement (12yo, 18yo, ...) or the year distilled/bottled on the label. Are there any distillieries that issue no NAS whiskies at all (at least in living memory)?

I'm thinking Lagavulin might be one (though I do know of at least one distillery-only release of a NAS bottling some years ago)?

Are there any others?

[Diademo]

Balblair

[opelfruit]

Balblair.

Only vintage statements on their bottles.



I'd like to say Balvenie too, if you don't count the Tun releases, and I think they contain cask date one them so that may count as an age.....but I'm not 100% sure.
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[Kevin H]

The tun releases are NAS. Also there used to be a Balblair NAS called "Elements" a few years back...

[opelfruit]

The Tun releases always used to come with a list of casks included in the vetting and their respective dill dates on them, so you could see the cask types and the ages of each cask quite different than a Glen McPop 3yo vatting with a splash of 8yo, but I see your point.


To my limited knowledge it's Balblair.
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[CGRenn]

Konckando? Might be wrong but there all vintages 1999,2001 etc.

[Kevin H]

Knockando is a contender I think.

Doing a bit of further research I wonder about the following (I've not included any silent stills or where the "official" bottling is/was in the Flora and Fauna series).

How about these:

Aberfeldy
Craigellachie
Royal Brackla
Strathisla

Feel free to shoot these down or add others I might have missed.

[TheWM]

Up until recently Glenfiddich would have been there - which considering the amount they pop out is pretty incredible. Happy to be corrected though - it's been a long week!!!

[Fightingirish]