Glenglassaugh 50 Year Old The Serpentine Collection

Glenglassaugh 50 Year Old The Serpentine Collection

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Glenglassaugh 50 Year Old The Serpentine Collection
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75 cl

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he Glenglassaugh 50 Year Old – Cask No. 49 is a landmark release, representing half a century of patient coastal maturation in a single PX quarter cask. Its deep chestnut brown colour hints at the richness within, while the nose is utterly seductive – honeyed oak layered with lychee, neroli, and delicate undertones of vetiver and star anise, all lifted by the faint brine of an ocean breeze. This is a whisky shaped by decades of gentle ageing by the sea, where time and wood have worked in perfect harmony.

On the palate, it reveals an exquisite elixir of starfruit and papaya, resting on soft sandalwood before unfolding into waves of passion fruit and cherry, subtly seasoned with coastal salinity. Bottled at 40.6% ABV, this 50-year-old Glenglassaugh is both refined and expressive – a rare and contemplative dram that captures the soul of a distillery reborn, and the enduring beauty of whisky shaped by the shore.

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PX Quarter Cask

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A Traditional Coastal Malt

Glenglassaugh is a Highland single malt whisky distillery located in located in the picturesque coastal village of Portsoy in Banffshire. Founded in 1875, the distillery was in operation only very briefly until the 1960s and for much of its life was under the radar of most single malt enthusiasts.

That changed in 2008 when the distillery was purchased by the Scaent Group. Their acquisition breathed new life into Glenglassaugh, which after years of inactivity resumed production in earnest in November 2008. The distillery’s first release under its new ownership was the appropriately named Revival, finished in oloroso Sherry casks. Around this time Glenglassaugh also released several new bottlings from archive stock which were greeted with wide acclaim.

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