Invergordon 34 Year Old 1991 (cask 21871) - The Sovereign (Hunter Laing)

Distillery
Invergordon
Region
Highland
Country
Scotland
Type
Grain
ABV
56.1%
Age
34 years
Price
£129.5
Tasting notes
Vanilla, Honey, Old Wood, Toasted, Nutty
Description
Highland grain from Invergordon, distilled in 1991 and aged for 34 years in a single refill barrel, bottled at a robust 56.1% by Hunter Laing for The Sovereign collection. The extended maturation has created a complex palate of honey, stone fruit, and subtle spice balanced against restrained oak—the refill cask allowing the spirit's own character to shine rather than impose. The higher strength adds weight and warmth without dominating the delicate grain profile. A benchmark for long-aged grain whisky, best savoured neat or with minimal water.

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ABV

56.1%

Age

34 yr

Style

Grain

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Invergordon 34 Year Old 1991 (cask 21871) - The Sovereign (Hunter Laing) is a 34-year-old grain from Invergordon (Highland, Scotland), bottled at 56.1% ABV. Expect sweet, oaky and gentle spice character — vanilla, honey, old wood, toasted. Best suited for experienced drinkers who enjoy bold, complex whiskies. A collector's expression at a premium price point.

Highland grain from Invergordon, distilled in 1991 and aged for 34 years in a single refill barrel, bottled at a robust 56.1% by Hunter Laing for The Sovereign collection. The extended maturation has created a complex palate of honey, stone fruit, and subtle spice balanced against restrained oak—the refill cask allowing the spirit's own character to shine rather than impose. The higher strength adds weight and warmth without dominating the delicate grain profile. A benchmark for long-aged grain whisky, best savoured neat or with minimal water.

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