Glen Grant 59 Year Old `Year of the Horse` Gordon and MacPhail 1966

Glen Grant 59 Year Old `Year of the Horse` Gordon and MacPhail 1966

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Glen Grant 59 Year Old `Year of the Horse` Gordon and MacPhail 1966
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70 cl

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Glen Grant 59 Year Old Year of the Horse by Gordon and MacPhail is a rare, age-statement Speyside single malt. Distilled in 1966. this whisky has undergone extensive maturation in Sherry casks, leading to a deep mahogany colour. Its profile includes notes of dried fruits, leather and hints of oak, underpinned by a lively core of citrus and spice.
1 of 88 bottles
Refill Sherry Hogshead

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A Highly Respected Speyside Malt

Glen Grant was founded in 1840 by brothers John and James Grant, a pair of former illegal distillers and smugglers who had decided to establish themselves as legitimate whisky makers. The distillery eventually passed to Major James Grant, nephew of founder John Grant. James modernised the distillery in the late 1800s, adding electric light and introducing taller, more slender stills - a feature that still characterises the character of the spirit to this day.

Older bottlings of Glen Grant lean heavily on the use of ex-Sherry casks, but the recently launched core range tends to a lighter, fruitier style of single malt. Glen Grant is used extensively in Chivas blends and is widely available in the form of venerable old vintage bottlings from the Gordon & MacPhail. A core range features a 10 year old, 12 year old, 15 year old and 18 year old.

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