Glenlossie 20 Year Old 1992 (cask 3439) - Un-Chillfiltered (Signatory)

Distillery
Glenlossie
Region
Speyside
Country
Scotland
Type
Single Malt
ABV
46%
Age
20 years
Price
£44.31
Tasting notes
Sherried, Honey, Old Wood, Toasted, Malt Extract
Description
Glenlossie's understated Speyside character shines in this single cask release, distilled in October 1992 and aged 20 years in ex-Sherry hogshead before bottling in 2013. Un-chillfiltered and yielding just 378 bottles, it captures the distillery's characteristic orchard fruit and subtle spice with added richness from its sherry maturation. The texture is full and oily, with layers of dried fruit and oak complexity that develop across the palate. Best suited to patient drinkers seeking a window into Speyside's quieter, more elegant expressions.

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ABV

46%

Age

20 yr

Style

Single

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Glenlossie 20 Year Old 1992 (cask 3439) - Un-Chillfiltered (Signatory) is a 20-year-old single malt from Glenlossie (Speyside, Scotland), bottled at 46% ABV. Expect sweet, oaky and lightly fruity character — sherried, honey, old wood, toasted. An approachable dram, ideal for newcomers and casual sippers. Good value for the quality offered.

Glenlossie's understated Speyside character shines in this single cask release, distilled in October 1992 and aged 20 years in ex-Sherry hogshead before bottling in 2013. Un-chillfiltered and yielding just 378 bottles, it captures the distillery's characteristic orchard fruit and subtle spice with added richness from its sherry maturation. The texture is full and oily, with layers of dried fruit and oak complexity that develop across the palate. Best suited to patient drinkers seeking a window into Speyside's quieter, more elegant expressions.

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