Craigellachie Refill Hogshead 2024

Craigellachie Refill Hogshead 2024

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£2,500.00
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Craigellachie Refill Hogshead 2024
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HED04881

25000 cl

63.4%
£2,500.00
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Craigellachie is known for producing a robust, meaty style of Speyside whisky—often described as weighty in its youth—thanks to the use of worm tub condensers. This traditional technique contributes to a distinctive distillate character that is full-bodied and slightly oily, with a savoury, almost smoky undertone despite being an unpeated spirit. Long appreciated by blenders for its depth and complexity, Craigellachie has firmly established itself as a single malt for those who enjoy muscular, flavour-forward whiskies.

This refill hogshead of Craigellachie was filled on 4th November 2024 at a cask strength of 63.4% ABV. A refill cask allows the signature distillery character - gentle funk, stewed orchard fruits, cereal sweetness, and a touch of char - to take centre stage, gradually mellowing over time into a rich and complex dram. This refill hogshead has been filled with roughly 220 litres of new make spirit.

Included in the price is three years of professional storage and insurance at Braeside Bond.

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From The Heart of Speyside

Built in 1891 in the heart of Speyside, between the towns of Rothes and Dufftown, Craigallachie is positioned near the joining of the river Spey with the river Fiddich. The distillery was co-founded by Alexander Edward, who established Aultmore distillery and Peter Mackie, of the famous "White Horse" blending company. The team run two wash stills and two spirit stills and produce around four million litres of whisky a year.

Own label bottlings of Craigallachie used to be very rare, but this has all changed around 2010 when a number of new age-statement releases hit the shelves. A13 year old, 17 year old, 19 year old and 23 year old were all made available as part of Bacardi's "Last Great Malts" series.

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