Glen Spey 15 Year Old Infrequent Flyers Batch 16 2008

Glen Spey 15 Year Old Infrequent Flyers Batch 16 2008

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Glen Spey 15 Year Old Infrequent Flyers Batch 16 2008
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HED01791

70 cl

54.8%
£92.00
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Glen Spey 15 Year Old Infrequent Flyers 2008 is a single malt Scotch whisky, distilled in the Speyside region of Scotland. This expression, matured for 15 years, offers a balance of oak and malt characteristics, with subtle fruit notes. The distillery, established in 1878, is known primarily for its contributions to blended whiskies. Glen Spey remains relatively under the radar, making this release a rare find for whisky enthusiasts seeking unique bottlings from the area. Infrequent Flyers is the brainchild of Alistair Walker a discerning boutique bottler of single cask whiskies.
1 of 308 bottles
Port Cask Finish

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Established as the Mill of Rothes in Moray, Speyside, in 1878, Glen Spey took its current name in 1887. This workhorse distillery was for a long time the home of then-owner W&A Gilbey’s Spey Royal blended Scotch.

In more recent years, much of the single malt produced at Glen Spey has been used for blends, most notably J&B. The distillery’s use of purifiers in its stills promotes reflux of the spirit it produces, creating a lighter whisky which makes for a prime blending component.

Thus far, official Glen Spey releases have been few and far between and include a highly collectible 21-year-old cask-strength single malt. Today only a 12-year-old, released as part of owner Diageo’s Flora & Fauna series, exists. Several independent bottlings are also on the market.

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