Glenmorangie Pride 1974

Glenmorangie Pride 1974

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HED75794

100 cl

52%
£7,200.00
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Aged 41 Years and bottled at 52.3% ABV, Glenmorangie Pride 1974 is a single malt Scotch whisky from the Northern Highlands of Scotland. This expression is the result of marrying two carefully selected parcels, one matured in American oak and the other in Spanish Oloroso Sherry casks. The whisky presents a structural clarity and aromatic depth, featuring notes of baked Apples, toasted Almonds, and balsamic Honey. Bill Lumsden, the distillery`s director of distilling, has overseen this release, aiming for the balance between the floral essence of Glenmorangie and the influence of prolonged wood maturation. Its mouthfeel is broad and opulent, concluding with a persistent, spicy finish.

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Pioneers of Wood Technology

Alcohol production has been recorded on the Morangie Farm, from which the distillery takes its name since the early 18th century. A brewery was known to exist on the site in the 1730 and Glenmorangie as we known it today was established in 1843, when William Matheson acquired the farm and installed a pair of second hand gin stills.

Today, Glenmorangie boast the tallest stills in Scotland, which contribute to the characteristic full, fruity character of the malt. The core range includes Glenmorangie Original, 18 and 25 year olds as well as a number of wood finished non-age-statement bottlings.

Long time distillery manager Dr Bill Lumsden, who also consults with Ardbeg, is well regarded in the industry, pioneering wood management techniques that have been widely adopted across Scotland.

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