Longrow Whisky Prices & Investment Data
Longrow — Springbank’s heavily peated sister brand — inherits the same tiny production and instant sell-outs, making it a regular at auction. We track 5 Longrow bottlings with real auction data: average hammer prices, annualized returns, liquidity and transaction volume, refreshed monthly from four UK whisky auction houses.
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| # | Whisky | Last Price | Ann. Return | Liquidity | All-Time High | All-Time Low | Trades (6M) | Brand | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Longrow 14 Year Old (2003 Sherry Cask Matured) | £160 | +13.71% | 100 | £260 | £57.78 | 1 | Longrow | Full report → |
| 2 |  Longrow 14 Year Old | £130 | +8.93% | 100 | £183 | £47.50 | 3 | Longrow | Full report → |
| 3 |  Longrow 18 Year Old | £140 | +5.14% | 100 | £161 | £73.00 | 40 | Longrow | Full report → |
| 4 |  Longrow 21 Year Old | £197 | −2.80% | 99 | £345 | £154 | 20 | Longrow | Full report → |
| 5 |  Longrow 15 Year Old Red Pinot Noir | £120 | −18.74% | 99 | £280 | £105 | 5 | Longrow | Full report → |
About Longrow
Longrow is the heavily peated whisky made at the Springbank distillery in Campbeltown, first distilled in the modern era in 1973 to prove the site could produce an Islay-style malt. It shares Springbank’s hand-made production and severely limited output, so its releases — Longrow Peated, the 18 Year Old, and the annual Longrow Red wine-cask editions — are allocated on release and command immediate secondary-market premiums.
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