Glenflagler 1972 23 Year Old Signatory (70cl, 52.6%)

Glenflagler 1972 23 Year Old Signatory is a whisky. Aged 23 years, bottled at 52.6% ABV, 70cl. Glen Flagler was built in 1964 within the Moffat complex in Airdrie by the American group Publicker, (also called Inver House at the time). As the Garnheath Grain distillery, Glen Flagler and Killyloch were all under a single roof, it’s contentious whether Glen Flagler and Killyloch represent a single malt distillery or two seperate ones. Glen Flagler itself existed for just under 20 years and is therefore one of the Scottish distilleries with the shortest production time. Although the majority of the production was destined for the blend industry, there were also a few single malt bottlings in the 1960s and 1970s, all of which are now highly sought-after. The distillery finally ceased production in 1985. Signatory was founded by Andrew Symington in 1999. After discovering single cask single malt whisky while managing Prestonfield House Hotel, Andrew bought his first cask, a Glenlivet 1968, and is now one of the largest independent bottlers in Scotland. As of 2002, Signatory Vintage Whisky company became the owner of the Edradour distillery in Perthshire. Glenflagler