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Glendronach 1994 Single Oloroso Cask 20 Year Old #1481

70cl / 56.1%

£379

About this whisky
  • Cask type: Oloroso Sherry Butt
  • Malt type: Single Malt
  • Region: Scotland
Matured in a single Oloroso Sherry cask and bottled at 56.1% ABV this 20-year-old single malt is one of the 670 bottles in existence. If you love sherry bombs, this whisky will be perfect for you with its powerful palate of sherry sweetness that gently dovetails into pleasant coffee notes. Once you open the bottle and try it for the first time give it some time to breathe. It will pleasantly surprise you by opening up with richer flavours.

Tasting Notes

Rich and powerful with distinctive dark fruit notes and chocolate hints

Sherry sweetness with dark fruits along with chocolate and cocoa notes

Long and pleasant

Flavour Profile

fullness
balance
sweet
fruity

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About Glenbotal

The idea of Glenbotal came to us organically: as whisky lovers, we were always on the lookout for new experiences in the whisky world. But when we were interested in trying something new to stretch our palates, buying the whole bottle was too much of a commitment for us. What if we don’t like it? What would we do with the rest of the bottle?

That’s why we created Glenbotal and became our very own first customers. We buy bottles from auctions, ballots, and private collections then share them with a small circle of friends and people who can appreciate a good dram.