Nose: An intense sherry aroma, with notes of smooth vanilla, strawberry, and raspberry, plus a hint of oak. Palate: Flavors of black cherry, oak, abundant sherry, dry red wines, dark red fruits, prunes, and dried fruits. Finish: A clean finish with lingering plum and dried fruit notes.
GlenDronach 1993 24 Year Sherry Butt Single Cask #415
Whiskey Scotch Highlands 24 Year 51.8% ABV
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About this bottle
Each year, GlenDronach selects a limited number of single casks for special releases. This single malt, bottled exclusively for the US market starting February 2018, was chosen by master blender Rachel Barrie. Distilled on February 12, 1993, it matured for 24 years in a sherry butt before being bottled in October 2017 at 51.8% ABV. It is presented non-chillfiltered.
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The epitome of a sherry bomb. Wonderful flavor, akin to a fine wine.
#7404 From Jeju Island Flavorful, deep sweetness, subtly distinct spice, and a long finish.
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