Glen Grant 15 Year Old Batch Strength Single Malt Whisky

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Glen Grant ‘Rothes Chronicles - Cask Haven’ (46%, OB, 1st fill bourbon and sherry, travel retail, +/-2019 - 100820 Glen Grant 1952/2012 (40%, Gordon & MacPhail, Glen Grant Collection, licensed bottling, various butts and hogsheads, casks #378+1133+1471+3245, 665 bottles) - 050917 JM: The Glen Grant matures particularly well in Sherry casks. Maturation in Sherry butts was typical of The Glen Grant in the past. Over the last half-century, however, the distillery has generally opted to release ex-bourbon cask matured expressions. Most of the Sherry cask expressions have been released by independent bottlers. Glen Grant 67 yo 1953/2021 'Mr George Legacy' (59.4%, Gordon & MacPhail, first fill sherry butt, cask #4209, 355 bottles) - 140521- by Angus - 150521 Glen Grant 1955/2012 (40%, Gordon & MacPhail, Glen Grant Collection, licensed bottling, first fill sherry butt, cask #833, 484 bottles) - 050917

We may, but are not under any obligation, to release new functionalities and tools or other features for the Service every now and then. Any new functionalities, tools and features shall be part of and governed by the Terms from the moment they are launched and/or available. Further, we reserve the right to modify, change, discontinue the Service, add or remove features, update the Service, change its appearance, temporarily and permanently, at any time, in whole or any part thereof. Matured in hand-selected first-fill ex-bourbon casks, the impactful flavours of the 15 Years Old are further enhanced by non-chill filtration for a fuller texture. This golden liquid offers aromas of citrus fruit and toffee accompanied by a rich palate of spiced pear, apricot and vanilla, leaving a nutty finish with delicate notes of fruit, exemplifying the elegant, complex flavour profile that The Glen Grant is world-renowned for. Glen Grant 62 yo 1956/2019 (51.7%, Gordon & MacPhail, Mr George Centenary Edition, first fill sherry butt, cask #4455, 235 bottles) - 211019Without prejudice to the section Liability below, the Service may be temporarily unavailable during maintenance, updates, etc. We shall make reasonable efforts to inform you of any unavailability due to maintenance or updates.

Made by Dennis Malcolm, the longest serving Master Distiller in Scotland (he was born at Glen Grant Distillery in 1946) it’s end-to-end uncompromising, full-bore Champion whisky; milk chocolate and malt on the nose, followed by big, gristy brown sugar melting in your mouth with spiced pear and apricot jam, and a long lingering finish of soft fruit and walnut biscuit. JM: You are the third-generation member of your family to be involved with the Scotch whisky industry and have now spent more than 60 years making whisky. What is your most significant accomplishment over your tenure at The Glan Grant?Glen Grant 1954/2014 (40%, Gordon & MacPhail, Glen Grant Collection, licensed bottling, first fill sherry butt, cask #1822, 610 bottles) - 050917 They built a big distillery and helped create the transport infrastructure needed to survive, with the brothers – particularly engineer James – being heavily involved in building the first Northern railroad running from Lossiemouth to Elgin. In 1851 one of the trains was bestowed with the name “Glen Grant”. Further to this, the brothers paid for a line extension all the way to Rothes in 1858. Transport sorted! Conclusion: This is a lovely whisky with straight forward and balanced flavors that create a pleasant sipping experience. The use of first-fill ex-bourbon barrels give loads of interesting sweet notes. This is an approachable whisky and a good candidate for “New-to-Scotch” drinkers who want something that’s a step up from entry level malts.

If we decide not to exercise or enforce any right or provision of these Terms, such decision shall not constitute a waiver of such right or provision.With the creation of the 21-Year-Old, as an example, we were seeking a specific flavor profile achieved by the marriage of ex-bourbon and specific ex-Sherry casks. The use of ex-bourbon and ex-Sherry casks has long been in the DNA of The Glen Grant. Vanilla extract. Malty. A bit floral, with rose pedal. Fruity and fresh. Citrus, especially tangerine. White grapes. Coffee beans covered in dark chocolate. Cereal grains. Fresh mint. A bit restrained and light overall. Palate

Records the default button state of the corresponding category & the status of CCPA. It works only in coordination with the primary cookie. Glen Grant 22 yo 2000/2022 (57.1%, Signatory Vintage for The Whisky Exchange, cask #1, 1st fill sherry butt finish, 686 bottles) - by Angus - 100623 Glen Grant 40 yo 1969/2009 (44.3%, Signatory, Cask Strength Collection, Sherry Hog, cask#2016, 188 bottles) - 030511The turn of the century saw massive demand for whisky, and The Major not only upgraded The Glen Grant from two coal-fired stills to four, but he built a second, sister distillery over the road in 1898. Creatively called Glen Grant No. 2, it featured pneumatic malting drums and delivered its new make to The Glen Grant via a pipe running from the stillhouse and across the road. Glen Grant No. 2 was short-lived, and like so many others closed its doors in 1902, however, it continued to supply malt to The Glen Grant for some time. Short. Vanilla mint. A little honey. Menthol. Herbs. Anise. Lemon. Ginger. Simple syrup. Some OK notes, but they don’t last long. Overall Glen Grant 60 yo 1950/2010 (40%, Gordon & MacPhail, first fill & refill sherry, casks #2750 & 2760) - 281215 In recent years, we’ve seen increased interest from whisky drinkers in premium single malt Scotch whiskies across a variety of flavor profiles and age statements. With this in mind, and with support from Campari, we have started to build a more varied portfolio of expressions – all of which capture the signature aromatic and evocative taste profile at the heart of our whiskies, which delivers delicately fruity, floral, and nutty notes in every drop.