Glendronach 1994 21 Year Old, Single Cask #3274 is a Speyside Scotch whisky, aged for 21 years. Glendronach is known for its rich, sherried style, often utilizing traditional metho...
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NameGlendronach 1994 21 Year Old, Single Cask #3274
Glendronach 1994 21 Year Old, Single Cask #3274 is a Speyside Scotch whisky, aged for 21 years. Glendronach is known for its rich, sherried style, often utilizing traditional methods in its production. This whisky is a single cask release, indicating it comes from a specific cask that has not been blended with others.
Tasting Notes
Nose
Rich sherry notes with dark fruits such as figs and raisins, complemented by chocolate and a hint of spice.
Palate
Full-bodied with layers of dried fruits, dark chocolate, and a touch of oak, balanced by a subtle sweetness.
Finish
Long and warming, with lingering notes of spice and dark fruit.
Additional Notes
An exceptional expression showcasing the depth and complexity that Glendronach is known for.
Production Methods
Glendronach 1994 21 Year Old, Single Cask #3274 was matured in a single cask, specifically a Pedro Ximénez sherry cask. This whisky is from the Speyside region of Scotland and has been aged for 21 years.
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About The Brand: Glendronach
The Highland whisky region in Aberdeenshire includes the area around the Glendronach distillery, a Scottish whiskey producer. The BenRiach Distillery Company Ltd. owned it. James Allardes (commonly referred to as Allardice) established the distillery in 1826 as the second distillery to submit an application for a permit to lawfully make whiskey under the Excise Act of 1823, which was passed three years earlier and permitted the distillation of whisky in Scotland. Other versions attribute the distillery's founding to a group of farmers and tradesmen, who could include Allardes. Around 1960, Teachers and Sons Ltd bought the Glendronach distillery and doubled its capacity from two to six stills. Allied Distillers Limited closed the distillery in 1996 and restarted it in 2002. The distillery was acquired by Chivas Brothers Ltd, a company that is a member of the Pernod Ricard group, in 2006, and was then sold to the BenRiach Distillery Company in 2008. Walter Scott, who bought it in 1881, and Charles Grant, the son of the distillery's founder, who bought it in 1920, are two other important owners.
