Brora, Dailuaine, Glendullan, Teaninich and Caol Ila Rare Malts Collection

Brora, Dailuaine, Glendullan, Teaninich and Caol Ila Rare Malts Collection

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Brora, Dailuaine, Glendullan, Teaninich and Caol Ila Rare Malts Collection
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HED62604

100 cl

62.18%
£1,950.00
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The Rare Malts Collection presents a selection of five 20cl bottled whiskies from renowned distilleries. Brora, Dailuaine, Glendullan, Teaninich, and Caol Ila. Brora, once known for its rich and distinct character, showcases coastal influences, while Dailuaine offers a balance of malt and subtle fruit. Glendullan contributes soft sweetness, and Teaninich is known for its grassy notes. Caol Ila, from Islay, provides a maritime essence. This collection is produced by Diageo, one of the largest alcoholic beverage companies globally, highlighting their commitment to rare and historically significant whiskies.

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For some time the principal Glendullan single malt bottling was a Flora and Fauna 12-year-old, though 8-, 16- and 23-year-old official expressions have also appeared, in addition to a small number of older age-statement, cask-strength Rare Malts releases.

In 2008, however, Glendullan single malt became an element of the Singleton whisky brand, with 12-, 15- and 18-year-old expressions matured in European Sherry Oak casks and American Bourbon Oak casks. There have also been occasional independent bottlings of Glendullan malt from the likes of Cadenheads, Blackadder and Douglas Laing.

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