Littlemill whisky

4 bottles in stock, with the best current price from the UK retailers we check.

About the distillery

Region
Lowland, Scotland
Founded
1772
Status
Closed (dismantled in 1994); site demolished
Owner
Owned by loch Lomond (defunct) (since 1971); as recorded October 2026

Read the full history on Whiskipedia

Secondary Market Barometer

4,261 lots sold · £1.2m hammer total

How Littlemill bottles have traded at Scotch Whisky Auctions and Whisky Auctioneer between January 2011 and October 2026. Hammer prices exclude buyer's premium, VAT and delivery.

Trading volume
#38of 182 distilleries by lots sold
Bids per lot
22.8Whisky Auctioneer only, against 19.9 across all distilleries
Median hammer price
£210average £277, pulled up by the top lots
Independent bottlings
49%of lots (2,070), the rest official bottlings (2,191)
Highest hammer prices
BottleSoldHammer
Littlemill 1976 45 Year Old 250th Anniversary With Matching Mini 5cl2023£9,500
Littlemill 1977 Celestial Edition 40 Year Old2019£6,900
Littlemill 1977 Celestial Edition 40 Year Old2019£6,500
Most often sold
BottleLotsMedian
Littlemill 21 Year Old575£220
Littlemill 12 Year Old444£120
Littlemill 8 Year Old359£136

Past auction results, not a valuation or a guide to future prices. Figures compiled 1 November 2026.

Questions

What is the cheapest Littlemill whisky?
The cheapest Littlemill whisky is Littlemill (silent) Chieftain’s Single Cask #103514 1990 28 year old Whisky (28 years old, 53.8% ABV, 70cl), at £540.00 from The Whisky Barrel. That is £540.00 delivered to the UK mainland for one bottle. Next cheapest: Littlemill (silent) Cooper’s Choice - Single Cask #0097 1985 28 year old Whisky (£600.00) and Littlemill (silent) Gordon & MacPhail Rare Old Single Malt Scotch 1991 23 year old Whisky (£600.00).
How much does Littlemill whisky cost?
Littlemill whisky costs from £540.00 to £600.00, with a median of £600.00 for a full-size bottle. The dearest is Littlemill (silent) Hunter Laing’s Old & Rare Platinum Selection Singl 1992 22 year old Whisky.
What is a closed or lost distillery?
One that has stopped producing, usually for economic reasons. A mothballed distillery keeps its equipment and can restart, while others, such as Littlemill, have been demolished. Some are preserved, like Dallas Dhu, which is now a museum.