Glen Garioch 40 Year Old Samaroli Collection 1971

Glen Garioch 40 Year Old Samaroli Collection 1971

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75 cl

59.6%
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Glen Garioch 40 Year Old Samaroli Collection 1971 is a Highland single malt whisky distilled in 1971 and released in 2011, exclusively bottled for the esteemed Samaroli collection. During this era, Glen Garioch employed a relatively heavy peat standard, resulting in a whisky that aligns with characteristics found in renowned Brora bottlings. The nose presents a complex bouquet of sooty peat, eucalyptus, and leather, while the palate reveals layers of bitter orange peel and nuanced earthiness. This expression emphasizes the structural integrity and mineral depth inherent in aged distillates, making it a notable benchmark for connoisseurs seeking the tradition of Glen Garioch`s smoky profile.
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One of Scotland's Oldest Distilleries

Founded around 1785, Glen Garioch (pronounced Glen Garioch) is situated in the far north east of the Scottish Highlands, near the city of Aberdeen. The business changed hands many times during the 1800s and 1900s before closing in 1968. In 1970, Glen Garioch was purchased by Stanley P Morrison who renovated and modernised it before restarting production in 1973. The ensuing years saw Glen Garioch produce some fantastic single malts - the malt master during that period had trained on Islay and was keen to introduce a peaty character to the whisky.

Nowadays, Glen Garioch is owned by the Suntory Group and pursue a robust, traditional Highland style. The core range includes a 12 year old and a non-age-statement Founder's Reserve while limited editions often focus on cask finishes. Indie bottlings abound with fantastic old single malts bottled by the likes of Signatory, Gordon and MacPhail and The Last Drop.

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