GLEN DEVERON 20 YEAR OLD 1000ML 40%
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Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky. Glen Deveron, Scotland's most easterly distillery, lies on the rugged coast of north east Scotland by the banks of the river Deveron. Glen Deveron crafts its malts in the traditional way using copper pot stills, fine malted barley and pure spring water. The Whisky is matured using generous amounts of fine, sherry-oak casks to produce a fuller and fruitier taste. The extended maturation these malts receive in cask gives them exceptional character.
Taste: Deep gold with notes of fine toasted cereals, roasted hazelnut, and exotic fruits, make it rich and fruity with a refined finish.
Aged 20 Years.
A modern distillery, Macduff (whose whisky is bottled by its owner as either Glen Deveron or The Deveron: Macduff is only used by independent bottlers) was built in 1960 to tap into the post-war whisky boom. The group of Glasgow brokers who were the original owners included Brodie Hepburn [see Tullibardine, Deanston] and it was through them, one imagines, that William Delme-Evans was chosen as architect. Brokers Block, Grey & Block were in charge between 1966 and 1972 when it became part of William Lawson, the whisky arm of Martini & Rossi.
The distillery had been slowly expanding in terms of production throughout its life and its Italian owner upped the number of stills to five in 1990. By then a range of single malts had been released, all under the name Glen Deveron.
In keeping with the Italian market’s love of young fresh malts, a five- and eight-year-old were early members of the range. Two years later, Martini merged with Bacardi and in 1995 Macduff became part of the Dewar’s stable.
In recent years, the William Lawson blend has become a huge seller in Russia, but that hasn’t stopped Dewar’s plans to relaunch the single malt as Deveron.
