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Management number 248600055 Release Date 2026/09/03 List Price $17.60 Model Number 248600055
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Mossburn Blended Malt Scotch Island is an island-themed blended malt from Mossburn Distillers — combining single malts from Scottish island distilleries (Islay, Skye, Jura, Mull, Orkney, and others) to produce a representation of the diverse island single malt styles in an accessible blended malt format at a competitive price.

Mossburn’s regional blended malt series provides accessible entry to specific Scottish whisky regions. The Island blend draws on the maritime, coastal, and often peated character of the Scottish island distilleries. Browse all Scotch whisky at Wooden Cork.

Frequently Asked Questions

What island distilleries are in Mossburn Blended Malt Island?

The specific distilleries are not always disclosed. Mossburn draws on island distillery stocks from Islay, Skye, Jura, Mull, Orkney, and potentially others — the Island blend should reflect the maritime, coastal, and smoky character of these combined island production styles.

Is Mossburn Island blended malt peated?

The island character implies a degree of peat influence from Islay and other peated island distilleries, but the specific peat level depends on the cask selection and blend composition. The Island blend would typically show more smoke than a comparable Speyside or Lowland blended malt.


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