GlenDronach 15 Years Old 2002 Single Cask No. 4648 Batch 16 Single Malt Scotch Whisky (700ml)
Volume: 700ml           ABV: 54.7%           Age: 15 Years Old          Country: Scotland

This GlenDronach single cask from batch 16 has been distilled in June 2002 and left for 15 years to mature in one Pedro Ximenez Sherry Puncheon. Only 678 bottles worldwide were produced. If you’re a GlenDronach fan then this one is not to be missed, check out these tasting notes.

Tasting Notes by Malt And Oak
Appearance:  Antique polished oak / medium ginger Long medium-speed oily legs.

Nose:  liquid caramel & resinous oils. Apples and pears slowly simmering in sweet sherry with a pinch of mixed-spice. Let it breathe for a short while and allow it to change minute-on-minute.  Now the nose thins out and gives more delicate notes of sweetness with tart cherries, raspberry ice cream,

baked apples, and vanilla. Phworrr.

Palate:  Boom.  This is superb.  Thick and rich sweetness with an absolutely beautiful

balance of sherry-reduction and spice-studded toffee.  The pepper tickle that follows is

so well behaved, it knows exactly when to roll on its back and submit to the sherried

richness.

Finish:  Long and very rewarding with a sweet linger.

Water adds…  More sourness on the nose, increased pepper and dryness on the

palate. The finish is long but with more dryness and tannin action.

Conclusion:  It’s only 15 years old, but if this is any relation to the DNA that’s being

pumped into the Revival’s replacement, then we are all going to be a very happy

GlenDronach fan-family.

And it only seems like yesterday that the 2002 bottles were running around

in their whisky-nappies. Time’s moving quickly.  This is fantastic.

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