Glengoyne comes up with a new tenth edition of Scotch whisky Cask Strength. It has a typical rich and strong profile that is very popular. Glengoyne describe themselves as the slowest distiller. They know their patience will be rewarded. For every minute another whisky spends in the still, Glengoyne whisky spends three.
This fruity and spicy Glengoyne single malt whisky has been matured in a combination of filled casks, ex-bourbon casks and ex-sherry Oloroso casks. Aromas of baked lemon biscuit, caramel custard with hazelnut and spiced apple emerge on the nose, followed by rich vanilla, fresh fruit, cinnamon and honey throughout the palate.
No added colourings or chill filtration.
Bottled at full cask strength - 59,5 % alcohol. The whisky is again presented in a stylish gift box with a thoughtful design.
Colour: amber with gold highlights
Nose: lemon biscuits, custard, caramel, hazelnuts
Flavour: vanilla, fruit, cinnamon, honey
Glengoyne is coming up with a new one coming up with the ninth batch release of Cask Strength Scotch whisky. It has a typical rich and strong profile, which is very popular. Glengoyne is described as the slowest distillery. They know that their patience will be rewarded. Every minute another whiskey spends in the cauldron, Glengoyne whiskey spends three there.
Cask Strength is a Scottish single mortar from the Highland region, which has been filled into bottles in full strength and in its purest form with an alcohol content of 59.6%. As if you drank straight from the barrel! She matured in ex-sherry Oloroso, oak and ex-bourbon barrels.
No added dyes and cold filtration. Whisky is in a very nice gold-black gift box.
Color: amber with golden highlights
Aroma: spices, pastries, lemon, caramel, biscuits, nuts, plums
Taste: vanilla, fruit, pears, cinnamon, spices, honey, apples
Finish: long, plums, apricots, caramel, honey, pastries
The second part of the Glengoyne Legacy series! The whiskey was dedicated to Peter Russell, chairman and founder of Ian Macleod Distillers, which acquired Glengoyne in 2003.
Glengoyne Chapter Two was aged in three barrels, exactly 48% in once-filled barrels after American oak bourbon, 17% in once-filled barrels after sherry (12% in American oak, 5% in European oak) and 35% in refill oak sudoch. The result is a fruity Scottish single malt whiskey scented with cinnamon and vanilla.
Aroma: vanilla, banana, maple syrup, peaches, coconut, traces of lime and mint
Taste: creamy and balanced, apple pie, honey toast, green grapes with a little spice
Conclusion: long, rich and warm, with tones of syrup, sweet oak and woodpecker
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