GlenDronach releases latest batch of its single cask bottlings - 5th July, 2013
Published Date: 5th July 2013
GLENDRONACH has today, 5 July, released Batch 8 of its renowned single cask bottlings.
Selected by Master Blender Billy Walker, this latest batch from the award-winning Aberdeenshire distillery was filled in May and all eight expressions are available as of today.
The eight, ranging from 42 to 10 years old, share GlenDronach's typically luxurious, richly-sherried and fruity characteristics, with waves of delightful eucalyptus, plums, damsons, sweet chocolate, almonds…even toffee-drenched raisins and red chilli!
One of the eight is an aspiring youngster – the new kid on the block is a zesty 10 year old from cask 1988. On the nose, white pepper and cinnamon. On the palate, treacle-covered ripe autumn fruits, fresh mint and toasted nuts. An unusual but hugely appealing young Highland malt to savour while relaxing in a sun-lounger this year!
The cask details are:
1971 cask # 1246 / 42 years old / Pedro Ximenez Sherry Puncheon / 44.6%vol
1990 cask # 2971 / 22 years old / Pedro Ximenez Sherry Puncheon / 50.8%vol
1991 cask # 5409 / 21 years old / Pedro Ximenez Sherry Puncheon / 49.8%vol
1992 cask # 145 / 21 years old / Oloroso Sherry Butt / 58.1%vol
1993 cask # 3 / 20 years old / Oloroso Sherry Butt / 52.9%vol
1994 cask # 101 / 19 years old / Oloroso Sherry Butt / 58.4%vol
1996 cask # 1490 / 17 years old / Pedro Ximenez Sherry Puncheon / 53.1%vol
2002 cask # 1988 / 10 years old / Pedro Ximenez Sherry Puncheon / 55.6%vol
Keep an eye on our website and Facebook page over the coming weeks for more information on these new releases, tasting notes and exclusive product photography.
If you would like to receive more information regarding the new releases, please contact us on info@glendronachdistillery.co.uk
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