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Glenglassaugh 2011 Bourbon Barrel N°801 70cl 57.1%

Archive Glenglassaugh 2011 Bourbon Barrel 70cl 57.1%

Distillery : Glenglassaugh / Country : Scotland / Reference: : 24352

Limited edition and exclusively available at Comptoir Irlandais.

Glenglassaugh 2011 Bourbon Barrel Cask N°801 is a Single Malt from the "Glenglassaugh Rare Cask" collection.

Aged 9 years, this Single Malt was distilled in 2011 and bottled in 2021 after having aged in Bourbon casks.

Rachel Barrie, Glenglassaugh's Master Blender, carefully chooses each cask from Glenglassaugh's coastal warehose to be bottled as a Glenglassaugh Rare Cask. The distillery enjoys access to stocks of exceptional older whiskies, with some casks dating back as far as 1963.

Bottled from a Single Cask, each edition demonstrates the complex and distinctive character of this traditionnally-crafted Highland Single Malt. As time passes and character evolves, the whisky takes all of its deepening colour from the wood of the cask.

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Features
Volume0.7 L
ABV57.1 °
TypeSingle malt
DistilleryGlenglassaugh
CountryScotland
RegionHighlands
Age9 years olds
MaturationBourbon
PackagingCase
Reference:24352

Glenglassaugh is nestled by the sea in the wild north-east of Scotland. Founded in 1875 by James Moir, it produces single malts influenced by the elements, giving our whiskies aromas that are naturally out of this world. Glenglassaugh reveals its new range to the world in 2023, and unveils some single malts distilled in the 1970s.

GLENGLASSAUGH, HEADING FOR THE UNEXPECTED

There's a place where sea and land meet. A place where the wind blows, the waves hit the shore and the sweetness of the air mixes with a hint of sea salt. Nestled on the shores of Sandend Bay in Scotland's rugged north-east, this place goes by the name of Glenglassaugh. It was here, at the end of the world, that the distillery was born in 1875, and where land, water, sea and spring water shape coastal Single Malts with extraordinary aromas.

Yet for over two decades, this hidden gem on the edge of Speyside and the Highlands remained silent. But in 2008, the Glenglassaugh distillery awoke once again, ready to reveal the singular character of its whiskies and their craftsmanship.

Colour: Deep gold.

Nose: notes of chocolate, toasted coconut and salted caramel with pineapple and grapefruit.

Palate: fruity on pineapple, kumquat, cherry and grapefruit. Notes of clotted cream and chocolate caramel wafer.