Glendronach 28 Years 1993 – 2022 Cask #7100 'For the Netherlands'

Attention to all sherry bomb lovers! This Glendronach 28 Years is an extraordinary single cask release, bottled exclusively “For the Netherlands.” Distilled in 1993 and matured for 28 years in a carefully selected Oloroso sherry puncheon, it offers a tasting experience of remarkable depth and luxury.

With limited availability, this release is not only a treat for the senses but also a prized addition for any collector or investor. Glendronach single casks from the early 1990s are becoming increasingly rare and highly sought-after – and this one is no exception.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Deep and complex, offering layers of raisins, stewed plums, dark chocolate and aged oak. Hints of leather, tobacco and a touch of nutmeg round it off beautifully.

Palate

Rich and bold. Dark berries, caramelised nuts and black cherries meld perfectly with spicy sherry notes, balsamic richness and roasted coffee bean.

Finish

Long, warming and elegantly drying. Cocoa, clove and sweet oak linger with a creamy texture that lasts and lasts.

Glendronach Distillery

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.