The Archive · 1922

Glasgow and London

None genuine unless our signature is on every label and cork. Please destroy the label when bottle is empty to prevent misuse.

There is also another label—Certificate of Analysis.

Analytical Laboratory.

11 and 12 Great Tower Street, London, B.C. 29 October, 1894.

"I hereby certify thet I have submitted to very careful chemical analysis a sample of this whisky, purchased by me from a retail establishment in London, and find it to be a genuine and perfectly wholesome whisky, and entirel, free from adulteration. Its great mellowness and delicacy of flavour bespeak it a choice blend, well matured by age in sherry wood."

The following testimonials are quoted "These whiskies are well matured in sherry wood, and of delightful mel. lowness, delicacy of flavour and exquisite bouquet."—'The Caterer."

"Whisky consumers can now safeguard themselves in the matter of whiskies by using only brands that have both a name and reputation to sustain This is a blend of the Creme da la Creme of Scotch Whisky, and can be strongly and highly recommended, in fact, thera is not a headache, to use a well-understood expression, in a hogshead of it."—"Civic Service Gazette.'"

"A good class of whisky. In travelling about, one has to put up with so much indifferent and oft-times bad whisky, that it is a genuine pleasure to taste a glass of well matured spirit such as this blend is. We think it is bound to become popular amongst those who believe

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