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The GlenDronach 28 Years 1993 Cask 6871 Batch 19

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  1. Description
Cask Type: Pedro Ximénez Puncheon
Appearance: Dark Copper
Nose: Rich cranberry, bramble and black cherry, smothered in toasted raisin and treacle syrup.
Palate: Raisin and sultana bread with mixed currants, and the rich velvety taste of ground coffee.
ABV: 53.0%
No. of Bottles Bottled: 643
Producer:Glendronach Distillery
Alcohol Percentage:53
Appearance:

Deep Brown

Country:Scotland
Variety:Single-malt
Palate:
Raisin and sultana bread with mixed currants, and the rich velvety taste of ground coffee.
Please note that taste might differ between individuals
Nose:
Rich cranberry, bramble and black cherry, smothered in toasted raisin and treacle syrup.
Food Pairing:
Appetizer and snacks
Fatty Fish (salmon, tuna etc.)
Grilled Meat
Pork
Mature and hard cheese
Expert review:
The Whiskey Wash
After many strongly stiff and smoky Scotch tastings, The GlenDronach Distillery Cask Bottling Batch 19 is remarkably different. My expectations going in were blown away as I was met with smooth sweetness and only moderate smokiness, as GlenDronach is usually made from unpeated barley.<br><br>My favorite expression was the oldest, with the 1992 Cask 217 offering the most distinct, fresh flavor profile and the lowest levels of sweetness of the bunch. With so few bottles released, I highly suggest shelling out the big bucks if possible. Maybe even going in with a couple of Scotch-loving friends to share in these unique expressions!
Background:
GlenDronach is a Scotch Whisky from the Speyside region of Scotland. The distillery is located near the town of Forgue, Aberdeenshire. GlenDronach was originally founded by James Allardes in 1826. It now runs at a capacity of 1,400,000 litres per year under the watch of current owners Benriach Distillery Co.
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