Glen Elgin | 11 Jahre | 2009/2021 | Cask #807777 | The Single Malts of Scotland | 58,8%

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DESCRIPTION

Dieser 11-jährige Glen Elgin aus der Serie "The Single Malts of Scotland" des unabhängigen Abfüllers Elixier Distillers wurde im November 2009 destilliert. Der Whiskey reifte in einem Bourbon Hogshead mit der Nummer 807777 bis Juli 2021, als er mit einer Fassstärke von 58,8% vol. ungefiltert und ungefärbt abgefüllt wurde. Es sind nur 238 Flaschen verfügbar.

Die Single Malts of Scotland sind eine Reihe hervorragender Jahrgangs-Single-Malt-Whiskys, die einzeln aus dem Lagerbestand der Abfüller an alternden Fässern aus ganz Schottland ausgewählt wurden.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Category	Single Malt Whisky
Country	Scotland
Region	Speyside
Volume	700.0ml
Alcohol Content	58.8%-vol
Age (in years)	11
Bottling Date	07/2021
Number of Bottles	238
Cask Number	807777
Peat	Unpeated
Filtration	Non-chill-filtered
Colouring	Not Coloured
Distillery	Glen Elgin Distillery, Longmorn, Glen Elgin Road, Scotland, United Kingdom
Bottler	Elixir Distillers, Elixir House, Whitby Avenue, Park Royal, London, NW10 7SF, United Kingdom
Importer / Distributor	Kirsch Import GmbH & Co. KG, Mackenstedter Str. 7, 28816 Stuhr, Deutschland

Glen Elgin - Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
The Glen Elgin Distillery, nestled in the picturesque region of Speyside, Scotland, presents an intriguing history and unique production of Single Malt Scotch Whisky. Established in 1898, the distillery faced turbulent initial years, including multiple ownership changes and production halts, before being acquired by Scottish Malt Distillers, a subsidiary of DCL, in 1936 and later becoming part of Diageo.
Glen Elgin is renowned for its fruity character, achieved through clear wort, long fermentation, and slow distillation in six stills. These processes help remove sulfur while condensation in worm tub condensers adds weight and complexity to the whisky.
The official product range has evolved over time, primarily consisting of a 12-year-old expression today. Glen Elgin Malt is also a key component in White Horse Blended Whisky. Independent bottlings by third-party bottlers such as Signatory Vintage, Adelphi, and Gordon & MacPhail have also contributed to the diversity and availability of Glen Elgin whiskies.
The distillery produces 1.8 million liters of pure alcohol annually and sources water from the springs of the picturesque Millbuies Loch. The unique "small tall" shape of its three wash stills and three spirit stills, along with the use of copper worms for cooling the alcohol vapors, are distinctive features of the distillery that contribute to the unique profile of Glen Elgin whisky.
Glen Elgin represents a turning point in the history of Single Malt, being the last distillery built during the boom years of Scotch Whisky production. Charles Doig, the architect of the distillery, once predicted that it would be the last distillery in Speyside for 50 years, a prediction that turned out to be remarkably accurate.
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The Single Malts of Scotland
As an independent bottler, Elixir Distillers searches for casks from various distilleries in Scotland to find the best malts. Each cask is tasted, and only when it is deemed to be of the highest quality is it bottled in their Single Malts of Scotland series as a single cask or as part of a small batch.
Many of the bottlings from Single Malts of Scotland have received awards and have been praised by critics. As it becomes increasingly difficult to find such old casks, it is unlikely that any whisky will ever be repeated.
Each bottling is one of a limited number, making it perfect as a special gift or offering the chance to try something truly unique.
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