Glendronach 18 Year old / Allardice / Sherry Cask

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Glendronach 18 Year old / Allardice / Sherry Cask
Single Speyside Malt Scotch Whisky
Just like the 15yo, Glendronach Allardice 18yo (named after the distillery's founder) has been 100% matured in Oloroso sherry casks. We're delighted to welcome Glendronach back from the wilderness - let's hope that Billy Walker and his team can keep up the outstanding work they've been doing.


£46.48 inc. VAT (£39.56 ex. VAT)



 
More Details:
Bottler: Distillery Bottling
Strength: 46%
Bottle Size: 70cl
 
Customer Reviews:

Posted on 12 Sep 2009 :

Brings back fond memories of the old 15 year old sherry cask. Although only a sample i was given, i enjoyed it very much. Beautiful butter toffee with a hint of spice.
Posted By: S Bennetto


Posted on 17 Oct 2009 :

I agree with mr S Benetto. This one does indeed bring back memories of the "old" 15y.o. And those memories are, indeed, fond. Truly "The Perfect Choice", following a dinner of specifically game meat, such as for example deer. Right single malt afterwards, is in my personal humble opinion, just as important as "the right wine" is to a dinners main course. Posted By: A.B

Posted on 20 Nov 2009 :

Great nose of dates - toffee - sherry and lovely taste of sherried fruit with just a hint of smoke. Nice but something is missing - character which is cloaked by the heavy oloroso flavouring. Good but not memorable. The dram of the 12 yo basic release I had at the distillery had much more of the Glendronach character. Posted By: trebor

Posted on 08 Dec 2009 :

Dulce, suave, exquisito. Uno de los mejores del mercado en relacion precio/calidad. Posted By: MSR


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Brand Info:
Glendronach

Glendronach was founded in 1826 by James Allardice (also spelt Allardyce and Allardes), and almost completely destroyed by fire a decade later.  After the rebuild, Allardice - a colourful character -  is rumoured to have accidentally ensured the popularity of his whisky in Edinburgh in the 1840s by gifting a quantity of it to some local prostitutes after a failed sales trip to the city.
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