Glenburgue 33 Year Old Connoisseurs Choice Gordon and MacPhail 1989

Glenburgue 33 Year Old Connoisseurs Choice Gordon and MacPhail 1989

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Glenburgue 33 Year Old Connoisseurs Choice Gordon and MacPhail 1989
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HED47611

70 cl

56.9%
£820.00
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Glenburgie 33 Year Old Connoisseurs Choice Gordon & MacPhail 1989 is a single malt Scotch whisky from the Speyside region, bottled by the esteemed independent bottler, Gordon & MacPhail. This whisky was matured for 33 years in a refill Sherry hogshead, distilled in 1989, and released in 2022 at a cask strength of 56.9% ABV. Limited to just 219 bottles, it showcases the distinctiveness of Glenburgie`s character. Tasting notes highlight sultanas, citrus and subtle spice, culminating in a prolonged oak finish.
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Refill Sherry Hogshead

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Founded as Kilnflat distillery in Moray 1829, Glenburgie has undergone numerous changes in ownership over its somewhat parenthetical history. Since 2005 it has been owned by Chivas Brothers, who in 2007 took the decision to demolish the original distillery building, replacing it with the larger, open-plan distillery which exists on the site today.

During the 1960s and 1970s, Glenburgie was the source of Glencraig – the short-lived Speyside single malt brand of then-owner Hiram Walker. The small remaining stocks of this whisky are sought-after among single malt aficionados.

As a rule, most Glenburgie single malt has never seen the light of day, having been allocated for use in Ballantine’s blended whiskies. In a rare exception to this rule, however, in 2017 a Glenburgie 15-year-old single malt was released as under the Ballantine’s brand. Glenburgie single malt is also occasionally sighted as an independent bottling, most often that of Gordon & MacPhail.

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