Additional information
| Age | |
|---|---|
| Bottle Type | |
| Barcode Number | 5010852056280 |
| Distillery | |
| Packaging | Branded Presentation Case |
| Region | Highland |
| Scotland/Other | |
| Size | 70cl |
| Strength | 43% |
Product Information
Glengoyne 18 Year Old is a rich, full-bodied Highland single malt matured in a generous proportion of first-fill sherry casks. Bottled at 43% ABV, it offers layers of red apple, ripe melon, and banana on the nose, followed by macerated fruits, marzipan, warm spice, and Seville marmalade on the palate. Distilled slowly for exceptional smoothness, it comes in 100% recyclable packaging and is produced with a strong commitment to sustainability, using wind-powered electricity and eco-friendly waste processes.
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