Glencadam Connoisseurs Choice Gordon and MacPhail (Bottled 1995) 1974

Glencadam Connoisseurs Choice Gordon and MacPhail (Bottled 1995) 1974

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Glencadam Connoisseurs Choice Gordon and MacPhail (Bottled 1995) 1974
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70 cl

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£440.00
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Glencadam Connoisseurs Choice, bottled in 1995, originates from the Highland distillery established in 1827. This single malt, distilled in 1974, offers a glimpse into the rich heritage of Glencadam. The whisky reveals notes of oak and subtle spice, accompanied by a mellow sweetness. Aged in carefully selected casks, this expression showcases the distillery`s commitment to traditional production methods. Gordon and MacPhail, known for their extensive cask maturation expertise, meticulously bottled this release, focusing on authenticity and character.

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Founded in 1825 by George Cooper, Glencadam is situated near the River Esk in the Scottish Highlands. Having passed through the hands of many owners in the 19th and 20th centuries, the distillery is currently operated by Angus Dundee, who also own Tomintoul. Glencadam run two spirit stills, producing just under one and a half million litres of new make a year. Ex-Bourbon casks are favoured for maturation and the spirit is noted for its creamy, barley-led character.

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