Glenglassaugh 51 Year Old 1963 (cask 3301)
- Distillery
- Glenglassaugh
- Region
- Highland
- Country
- Scotland
- Type
- Single Malt
- ABV
- 41.7%
- Age
- 51 years
- Price
- £4695
- Community rating
- 5.00 / 5 (2 ratings)
- Tasting notes
- Old Wood, Honey, Dried Fruit, Sherried, Nutty
- Description
- Distilled in February 1963 and aged for 51 years in a single bourbon barrel, this Glenglassaugh represents a rare glimpse into Highland whisky from six decades past. Extended maturation in refill wood has developed complex, well-integrated oak influence with delicate fruitiness and subtle spice. At 191 bottles from cask 3301, this is a collector's piece for those with patience and the means to explore truly aged Scotch.
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✦ Neatly Summary
Glenglassaugh 51 Year Old 1963 (cask 3301) is a 51-year-old single malt from Glenglassaugh (Highland, Scotland), bottled at 41.7% ABV. Expect fruity, sweet and oaky character — old wood, honey, dried fruit, sherried. An approachable dram, ideal for newcomers and casual sippers. A collector's expression at a premium price point.
Distilled in February 1963 and aged for 51 years in a single bourbon barrel, this Glenglassaugh represents a rare glimpse into Highland whisky from six decades past. Extended maturation in refill wood has developed complex, well-integrated oak influence with delicate fruitiness and subtle spice. At 191 bottles from cask 3301, this is a collector's piece for those with patience and the means to explore truly aged Scotch.
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