WH-GLN-010 Glengoyne Single Cask 12 years old

🥃 Glengoyne Single Cask 12 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky – Miniature Bottle (5cl)

Glengoyne Single Cask 12 Year Old represents the pinnacle of craftsmanship from one of Scotland’s most revered Highland distilleries. Drawn from a single, hand-selected cask and bottled at cask strength, this limited-edition release captures the pure, unpeated essence of Glengoyne — rich, complex, and full of character. Each bottling offers a unique taste experience, making it highly sought after by collectors and connoisseurs alike.

📋 Features & Details

• Brand: Glengoyne

• Expression: Single Cask 12 Years Old

• Type: Single Malt Scotch Whisky

• Region / Origin: Highland, Scotland

• ABV: Typically between 55%–60% (cask strength; varies by cask)

• Age Statement: 12 Years

• Cask Type: Usually Sherry (Oloroso or Pedro Ximénez) or First-Fill Bourbon, depending on release

• Bottle Size: 5cl (50ml) miniature

• Packaging: Premium glass miniature featuring cask details such as cask number, bottling date, and ABV — exact labeling varies by release

👃 Tasting Notes

• Nose: Rich aromas of dried fruits, toffee, and dark chocolate balanced by hints of oak spice and orange zest

• Palate: Intense and full-bodied with layers of sherried sweetness, roasted nuts, and honeyed malt complemented by a gentle spice warmth

• Finish: Long and luxurious with notes of rich fruitcake, cocoa, and soft oak lingering elegantly

🌟 Independent Review Highlights

• Flavor Profile: Celebrated for its intensity, depth, and individuality — each cask offers a distinct flavor journey

• Distillery Character: Pure Glengoyne — unpeated spirit, slow distillation, and sherry cask mastery

• Collector Appeal: Highly prized for its limited availability and unique single-cask character; miniature editions are particularly rare

🎁 Presentation & Collectibility

• Ideal For: Whisky collectors, enthusiasts of cask-strength expressions, and fans of Glengoyne’s sherried style

• Serving Suggestion: Best enjoyed neat or with a few drops of water to open up the cask’s full complexity