GlenDronach Grandeur 24 Year Old Batch #6
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Lot number: 153-05573
Winning bid: £750
In 1826 the exuberant and extroverted James Allardice, along with a consortium of local farmers, founded the distillery and began producing his "Guid GlenDronach" single malt. Unfortunately Allardice's marketing strategy of offering free drams to Edinburgh's "ladies of night", coupled with a fire at the distillery in 1837, led to him declaring bankruptcy.
Thankfully however, the story doesn't end there...
The distillery was rebuilt by Walter Scott in 1852, and although it has changed hands several times over the years (and was even mothballed between 1996 and 2000), it continues today; a firm favourite of Sherry Heads everywhere.
A very handsome bottling of long-aged Glendronach. The malts that went into Grandeur have been aged over two decades in the finest sherry wood and the bottling is described by its proud owners as "a classical representation of the smooth, complex and full-bodied style that the GlenDronach Distillery is famous for.
Batch #6
Age: 24 years old
Cask Type: Oloroso Sherry Casks
48.9% ABV / 70cl
Bottle Number: 20 / 1180
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