Glengoyne 21 years - 2014 Release

The Glengoyne 21 Years - 2014 Release is an elegant Highland whisky that perfectly captures the essence of craftsmanship and tradition. Distilled at an unhurried pace and matured in carefully selected first-fill sherry casks, this whisky offers a rich and luxurious flavor profile. Glengoyne is known for its smooth and fruity style, and this 21-year-old expression elevates that to new heights. The 2014 release highlights the distillery's commitment to quality and is a treat for every whisky enthusiast.

Tasting note

Nose

Deep aromas of raisins, dried figs, and dark honey, with notes of dark chocolate and subtle spices like cinnamon and nutmeg. A hint of roasted nuts and orange zest adds extra depth.

Palate

Full-bodied and silky, with rich tones of toffee, caramel, and candied orange. The sherry character shines with layers of dried fruits, gentle spices, and a touch of oak for perfect balance.

Finish

Long and warming, with lingering notes of dark chocolate, clove, and a light hint of sweet tobacco. An elegant and complex conclusion.

Glengoyne Distillery

Glengoyne Distillery is located at the foot of the Dumgoyne Hills, just north of Glasgow, on the border of the Scottish Highlands and Lowlands. Founded in 1833, Glengoyne is known for its traditional and artisanal approach to whisky production. The distillery is located in a picturesque setting, surrounded by green hills and the pure water of nearby springs.

A unique feature of Glengoyne is the use of air-dried barley, instead of the usual peat-drying process, resulting in a mild whisky without smokiness. Glengoyne whiskies are known for their rich, fruity flavour profile with notes of apple, pear, toffee and a subtle hint of spice. The slow distillation process and maturation in a combination of ex-bourbon and sherry casks contribute to the whiskies' complexity and depth.

Glengoyne prides itself on its eco-friendly approach and sustainable practices, such as the use of renewable energy. This distillery can no longer be ignored in the Scotch whisky landscape.