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Glenallachie 21 Year Old Cask Strength
Our Master Distiller, Billy Walker, is passionate about wood management, closely monitoring the development of the whisky until he finds the perfect balance of distillery and cask influence. From amongst the 50,000 casks maturing across our 16 warehouses, Billy hand-selected five Pedro Ximenez and Oloroso Sherry Puncheons for this bottling. With a very limited release of only 1,600 bottles available worldwide, The GlenAllachie 21 years old is offered at cask strength, natural colour and non-chill filtered, meaning this annual small batch release showcases GlenAllachie in its purest form.
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Nose: Lashings of cocoa, heather honey and orange peel, with notes of cinnamon, mocha and fruit cake.
Palate: A fusion of fruit cake, treacle and heather honey, followed by layers of orange peel, stewed fruits and dark chocolate.
Finish: Ginger and orange zest on the finish.
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Glengoyne 21 Year Old
Christmas cake, honey and rich fruit- with a long cinnamon finish. Perfect after dinner, or frankly, anytime. We distil slower than anyone else in Scotland. Then we mature exclusively in hand-selected sherry casks, for twenty one character-building years. Add a FREE limited edition puzzle to your order. Our puzzle features a special painting of the Distillery by celebrated Scottish artist John Lowrie Morrison (Jolomo).
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Part of the Ian Macleod Distillers family of brands.
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Nose: Red apples, spicy strudel, toffee, sherry and dried fruits. Christmas cake in a glass.
Palate: Lots of Sherry, honey, oak with a developing aromatic sensation. Ends with a heavenly cinnamon nip.
Finish: Long, sherry, spicy, warm and dry.
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