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GLEN GARIOCH 2011
Distilled at Glen Garioch in the Highlands in 2011 and matured for 15 years in a single ex-bourbon cask, a warm, patisserie-led Chronograph of baked apple, vanilla cream and gentle spice.
£125.00
Product Description
Cask number 138. Bottled at cask strength, non-chill filtered and with no added colouring, presented in our signature Chronograph carton.
- Age 15 Years Old
- ABV 52.1%
- Cask #138
- Size 70cl
- Outturn 256 bottles
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Tasting Notes
Appearance
Golden amber with bright, sunlit hues, and slow, syrupy legs that hint at real depth and texture.
Aroma
Freshly baked apple pie leads — stewed orchard fruit wrapped in buttery pastry and soft cinnamon — over biscuity, almost shortbread malt, with vanilla cream, light caramel and a delicate floral lift.
Taste
Rounded and luxuriously textured: honeyed malt and golden syrup give way to baked apple and a custard-like richness, balanced by toasted oak and gentle peppery spice. The finish is long and softly spiced, oak and cinnamon fading into vanilla cream and light honey.
Flavour Summary
- Baked Apple
- Cinnamon Spice
- Vanilla Cream
- Buttery Pastry
- Honeyed Malt
- Toasted Oak
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About
Glen Garioch
Distillery
Founded in 1797 by the Manson brothers at Oldmeldrum in the eastern Highlands, Glen Garioch (pronounced ‘Glen Geery’) is one of Scotland’s oldest distilleries. It once dried its own malt over peat, but since the floor maltings fell silent in 1995 the house style has become fuller and largely unpeated — wholesome malt and honeyed sweetness lifted by orchard fruit and warm oak. Drawn from a single ex-bourbon cask, this fifteen-year-old captures that patisserie-sweet Highland character in one finite filling, never cast quite the same way again.
