Collecting things

Laphroaig

Brand info:

LaphroaigPlot

In 1815 brothers Alexander and Donald Johnston built a distillery at Laphroaig. Donald, who ran the distillery, tragically died in 1847 after falling into a vat of boiling pot ale. Laphroaig however remained in the control of D. Johnston & Co. until the 1960s.

A period of passing through various hands and amalgamations ended when Jim Beam purchased it from Allied Distillers in 2005, and from 2014 part of Beam-Suntory.

Jugs:

Material: Ceramic
Maker: (local Islay)
Height: 125 mm
Volume: 300 ml
Weight: 375 g
Age: 2015

* distillery shop 2015

Condition

5/5

:

Material: Ceramic
Maker: Seton Pottery
Height: 105 mm
Volume: 400 ml
Weight: 335 g
Age:

Condition

5/5

Condition ratings

Mint

5/5

Very Good - Slight signs of wear

4/5

Good - Faded or with minor chip

3/5

Repaired - Good for display

2/5

Poor - Clearly damaged

1/5