GlenDronach 22 years 1991 - 2014 #1346
GlenDronach 22 years 1991 - 2014 #1346
GlenDronach 22 years 1991 - 2014 #1346
GlenDronach 22 years 1991 - 2014 #1346
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GlenDronach 22 years 1991 - 2014 #1346

Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Distillery / brand Glendronach
Range Single Cask
Country Scotland
Region Highlands
Content Size 0.7 liter
Alc/vol 52.1%
Age 22 years
Distilled 22-11-1991
Bottled 06-2014
Cask number 1346
Cask type Pedro Ximenez Sherry Puncheon
Number of bottles 701
Flavour Profiles Full bodied and spicy
EAN 5060088798898
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Description

GlenDronach 22 years 1991 - 2014 Single Cask #1346

Since 2007, The GlenDronach has presented a series under the name: Single Cask whiskies. Batch 10 was launched in July 2014 and this 22-year-old Single Cask Whisky was the second oldest release from this batch.

True to their tradition, The GlenDronach primarily uses carefully selected sherry casks hand-crafted at renowned sherry bodegas from southern Spain (Jerez de la Frontera and Sanlúcar de Barrameda) 

Origin and bottling

Distilled on 22 November of the year 1991 and finally bottled in June 2014 after a maturation of over 22 years. This Single Cask Whisky is the perfect example of craftsmanship from this renowned Highlands distillery. After very careful selection, cask 1436 was selected and finally bottled at cask strength without colouring and filtering. This has resulted in 701 bottles.

Cask type

This single cask whisky has spent over two decades on a Pedro Ximenez Sherry Puncheon. This cask has allowed this GlenDronach to gain unparalleled depth and enormous complexity.

 

Tasting Notes according to GlenDronach

Appearance

A ruby heart in burnt amber.

Nose

Crisp white pepper and citrus zest flood through dates and sultanas. Hints of ginger and nutmeg give an earthy depth.

Palate

Crisp, fresh oak spices develop to rich orange marmalade drenched over plumes, dried prunes and dark chocolate.

Glendronach Ditillery

Glendronach Distillery is located in the valley of Forgue, near Huntly in Aberdeenshire, in the Scottish Highlands. Founded in 1826 by James Allardice, Glendronach is one of the oldest legal distilleries in Scotland and is known for its rich tradition and craftsmanship.

A specific feature of Glendronach is its strong focus on maturing whisky in ex-sherry casks. This gives the whiskies their distinctive deep, complex and fruity flavour profiles, with notes of dark chocolate, dried fruit, honey and spices. The distillery uses water from the Dronac Burn, which contributes to its unique flavour.

Glendronach uses traditional copper pot stills and a slow distillation process, ensuring a rich and full-bodied spirit. Glendronach's whiskies are known for their elegance and depth, with a long, warming finish.

Glendronach Distillery remains a highly respected name among whisky lovers for its dedication to quality and tradition and its production of exceptionally balanced Highland single malts.

Please note

This bottle was bottled a long time ago. Please be careful when opening. The closure may have deteriorated. The item is sold as photographed and described. We do not accept any liability for the condition of the closure.

Glendronach Distillery

The Glendronach Distillery stands in the Valley of Forgue near Huntly in Aberdeenshire. It was founded in 1826 by James Allardice and a group of local farmers. Following a major fire in 1837 and Allardice’s bankruptcy, the business passed through several owners. Captain Charles Grant acquired the distillery in 1920, followed by William Teacher & Sons in 1960. Production was suspended in 1996 but resumed in 2002. The BenRiach Distillery Company purchased the distillery in 2008 and firmly re-established Glendronach as a single malt. The business has belonged to Brown-Forman since 2016.

The Glendronach is distinguished by its longstanding and deliberate focus on sherry-cask maturation. Spanish oak casks previously seasoned with Pedro Ximénez or Oloroso sherry form the foundation of its range. The distillery works with traditional Scottish larch washbacks, distinctively shaped copper stills and dunnage warehouses with earthen floors. This combination of historic equipment, carefully paced production and extensive stocks of sherry-matured whisky has made The Glendronach one of the leading names within this style.

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