Glen Elgin 38 Year Old Connoisseurs Choice Gordon and MacPhail (Bottled 2006) 1968

Glen Elgin 38 Year Old Connoisseurs Choice Gordon and MacPhail (Bottled 2006) 1968

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Glen Elgin 38 Year Old Connoisseurs Choice Gordon and MacPhail (Bottled 2006) 1968
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70 cl

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£800.00
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Glen Elgin 38 Year Old Connoisseurs Choice, bottled in 2006 from a 1968 distillation, showcases the complexity of long-aged single malt whisky. Part of the esteemed Connoisseurs Choice range by Gordon and MacPhail, this release offers insights into Glen Elgin`s rich heritage. Established in 1895 as a grocery business, Gordon and MacPhail is revered for its meticulous cask selection and maturation expertise. This whisky presents a study in aged spirit, revealing the nuances of time and wood over decades of maturation.

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Located in the tiny village of Fogwatt in Moray, the original Glen Elgin distillery was built by renowned architect Charles Doig in 1898, at the tail end of that era’s whisky boom. It began producing single malt whiskies in 1900. The distillery was rebuilt in the early 1960s to cope with increased production and for much of its latter history it has been known primarily as a contributor of ‘first class’ malt for blended whiskies such as White Horse.

Glen Elgin’s official single malt range originally consisted of 12-year old, 16-year-old, 20-year-old and 32-year-old expressions. By 2000 only the 12-year-old remained - originally released as part of Diageo’s Flora and Fauna range and soon after becoming part of the ‘Hidden Malts’ range.

With so few single malt expressions having been produced at this small Speyside distillery, it is perhaps unsurprising that Glen Elgin single malts remain a cult favourite among aficionados.

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