G&M Exclusive Glenrothes Distilled 1994, Strength 50%

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G&M Exclusive Glenrothes

Distilled 1994, Strength 50%

£47.75

This single cask bottling is bottled under our Gordon & MacPhail Exclusive range. This bottling is exclusive to our shop and cannot be purchased any where else.

Product Information

COLOUR

Golden amber.

Body

Medium.

Finish

Long yet smooth.

Cask Type

Refill Sherry hogshead.

Style

A smooth and refined Speysider.

Tasting Note

AROMA without water

Fresh and fragrant with hints of toasted malt. Some floral notes and hints of green apples emerge. A Sherry sweetness is present, with hints of almonds and marzipan.

TASTE without water

An initial burst of mixed spices, then becoming very smooth and creamy. Subtle Sherry influences linger, with a delicate touch of malt and tropical fruits.

AROMA with water

Fresh hay like aromas, with delicate tropical fruit notes emerging. Delicate Sherry influences and a hint of sweet vanilla.

TASTE with water

Gentle spicy edge with a hint of cinnamon, a touch of rich milk chocolate emerges and a summer fruit edge develops.

Discover more about the Distillery

Region: Speyside

Status: Operational

Owner: Highland Distillers Ltd

Founded: 1878

Location: Rothes.

Water Source: Ardcanny Spring.

Glenrothes

Situated within the picturesque Spey valley, Rothes is home to five distilleries all tucked along the tiny main street - unbeknown to passing visitors. Amongst these is Glenrothes hidden in a small glen on the outskirts of the village. Today Glenrothes single malt is used as the heart of Cutty Sark blended whisky. Approaching the distillery your eyes are drawn to the right where the village graveyard stretches up the hill. As whisky matures it evaporates this is known as "the angels share". Feeding off the evaporated whisky is a black sooty fungus, which gives an eiry atmosphere to the place. The blackened grave stones under the shadows of tall trees surrounded by distillery buildings.

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