Tamdhu 50 Year Old Private Collection Gordon & MacPhail 1972

Tamdhu 50 Year Old Private Collection Gordon & MacPhail 1972

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Tamdhu 50 Year Old Private Collection Gordon & MacPhail 1972
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70 cl

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£4,800.00
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Gordon & MacPhail Tamdhu 50 Year Old Private Collection is a vintage-dated independent bottling of Speyside single malt whisky from the Tamdhu Distillery in Knockando, Banffshire. Distilled in 1972, this whisky was bottled in March 2017. This highly collectible 50-year-old malt was matured in a single first-fill European oak Sherry butt and was bottled at a cask strength of 55.6%. Just 100 bottles were made. This rare whisky is presented in a decanter, created by British craftsmen and women including glass designer Katy Holford, crystal experts Royal Brierley and silversmiths at the jewellery house Hamilton & Inches.
1 of 143 bottles
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Tamdhu distillery was founded on the banks of the river Spey in Knockando in 1897. Most of the malts produced at the distillery are dedicated to blends – indeed the first time many whisky drinkers will have tasted Tamdhu malts is in such celebrated blends as Famous Grouse and Cutty Sark. However in recent years Tamdhu has earned a very solid reputation for the quality of its own bottled single malts.

In 2013 current brand owner Ian Macleod Distillers released its flagship Tamdhu 10-year-old. This was soon followed by the multi-award-winning Tamdhu ‘Batch Strength’ series and, in 2017, a highly collectible Tamdhu 50-year-old. In addition, for its recent 125th anniversary, Tamdhu released an impressive 18-year-old single malt. A selection of older age-statement bottlings can also be found from independent bottlers such as Gordon & Macphail.

The fruity, spicy Tamdhu house style is largely attributable to its malts being matured exclusively in ex-oloroso casks. This maturation regime also imparts Tamdhu’s characteristic deep copper hue.

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