Clan Denny 33 Year Old Strathclyde 1977

Clan Denny 33 Year Old Strathclyde 1977

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Clan Denny 33 Year Old Strathclyde 1977
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70 cl

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Clan Denny Strathclyde 1977 is a 33-year-old single grain Scotch whisky from the silent Glasgow distillery, bottled by Douglas Laing. Distilled in 1977, this expression has aged into a spirit of remarkable smoothness and depth. It offers a profile of vanilla, coconut, butterscotch and a distinct, creamy sweetness. The long maturation in oak has mellowed the grain, creating a layered and sophisticated liquid that reflects the high quality of aged grain whisky from this historic production site in the Lowlands.

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A Rare Grain

The Strathclyde distillery sits unobtrusively on the south side of the Clyde river in the Gorbals district of Glasgow. It was built in 1927 as a grain distillery and for a long time produced only neutral spirit for use in the gins of then-owners Seager Evans.

Eventually the distillery was acquired by US company Schenley Industries, which in 1956 installed a pair of stills for the production of a single malt whisky named Kinclaith. This single malt was only produced on the site until 1975, when Whitbread acquired the site and reverted to 100% grain whisky production. Having been produced over such a short time, Kinclaith single malt is naturally very rare and bottlings by independents, such as Gordon & MacPhail and Signatory, are sought-after by collectors of Scotch whisky esoterica.

No official bottlings of Strathclyde single grain whisky were ever released; however independent bottlings, particularly those which have spent longer in cask, are of a very high quality and on many an enthusiast’s wish list.

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