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75cl / 64% / Distillery Bottling – A richly coloured whisky from Glendullan, selected by the distillery manager and originally given as a present to the friends and employees of the distillery. This one went out into the world in November 1989 and only a few remain undrunk.
75cl / 62.43% / Distillery Bottling – A Rare Malts release of 1972 whisky from Glendullan, distilled in the year when the new Glendullan distillery opened along side the now closed one, and bottled at a hefty 62.43% after 23 years of maturation.
70cl / 53.9% / Gordon & MacPhail – This Glendullan, matured for 20 years in a first-fill bourbon barrel, opens with vibrant aromas of tart apple, lime, and freshly cut grass, complemented by ripe pear and honey.
70cl / 55.6% / Signatory – This Glendullan was aged in an oloroso sherry cask, resulting in a rich and expressive whisky with notes of figs, dates and raisins, layered over treacle, walnut and polished oak. Hints of leather and tobacco add a savoury edge to the finish.
70cl / 58.2% / Berry Bros & Rudd – Glendullan, established during the late 19th-century whisky boom, has a reputation for gentle and approachable whiskies that balance fruity and malty flavours.
70cl / 65.9% / Distillery Bottling – Bottled for the distillery’s centenary, this single cask 16yo Glendullan has been kept at its remarkable full strength of 65.9% – so it needs a generous drop of water to tame its elegant, yet firm style and lift the grassy citrus flavours.
75cl / 40% / Distillery Bottling – A rare 1970s distillery bottling of no-age-statement whisky from Glen Esk, which closed in 1985 and has since been repurposed as a maltings.
75cl / 40% / Distillery Bottling – An old bottling Glenesk bottled at 12 years of age. Used as the base malt to VAT 69, the distillery closed in 1985 and was also seen bottled under the Hillside name. We estimate this was bottled in the 1980s.
75cl / 60% / Distillery Bottling – A very rare bottling of 1969 Glen Esk released to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their onsite maltings in the early 1990s. The distillery closed in 1985 and now operates purely as a maltings.
70cl / 49.7% / Douglas Laing – A rare bottle of Glen Esk 1971 vintage whisky. This is a single cask release by Douglas Laing for their Platinum Selection range. This whisky has been aged for 32 years and bottled at cask strength.
70cl / 46% / Gordon & MacPhail – A 1980 vintage Glenesk released by independent bottler Gordon & MacPhail as part of the Rare Old series of whiskies. The distillery sadly closed in 1985 and bottlings are now increasingly sought-after.
70cl / 64.8% / Cadenhead’s – This whisky was distilled in 1982 at Glenesk, just two years after the distillery changed its name from Hillside. Cadenhead’s selected this cask for their Authentic Collection and after 14 years of maturation, it was bottled at Cask strength.
