In 1958 a very rare blend of Scotch Malt and Grain Whiskies was discovered in 10 oak casks in The Port of Leith, Edinburgh – in a warehouse owned by William Muir Bond 9 Ltd. (Estd. 1823)

The blend was originally distilled in 1954 and the blend recipe as created by Marshall Taplow Ltd. (Estd. 1760) dates back to the 1800’s.

In 1966 a small quantity of the blend which was now 12 Years Old was bottled for the enjoyment of the Directors of William Muir Bond 9 and a number of their friends.

A total of six individuals were instrumental in forming what became known as Syndicate 58/6 – hence the name.

From SYNDICATE 58/6 official site

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• (Bartender a Paris [Young Jump Comics] Vol 4 Glass 25 One for All)

• - The bartender recommend this blended whiskey to the depressed male customer who was a trading company employee and he had graduated from one school which was one of the Prestigious school belonged to Grandes Écoles. But he was going to be demoted because his boss laid his own failure to his charge. He had goods friends. They also graduated from same school and belonged to same football club too. They were also elite. But he was going to be ... He was really depressed. And the bartender... Please read this story. Really good story.

One of the most well-balanced, smooth, easy to drink blended whiskies I have ever had. In my opinion, we should drink this whisky neat. I think this well-balanced taste is easily broken by meltwater. Anyway I like this blended whisky very much.

Yes. I bought this excellent whisky bottle in the past.