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Glengoyne unveils latest cask strength whisky
By Amy HopkinsHighland distillery Glengoyne has launched the first fully Sherry cask-matured expression in its series of cask strength single malts.
Glengoyne Cask Strength Batch No. 6 is the brand’s first cask strength whisky fully matured in Sherry oak
Bottled at 59.8%, Glengoyne Cask Strength Batch No. 6 has been matured in a combination of first-fill European oak Sherry casks, American oak Sherry butts and refill Sherry butts.
“We are absolutely delighted to introduce Cask Strength No. 6, the first ever exclusively Sherry oak-matured expression in the Cask Strength Series,” said Katy Macanna, brand manager for Glengoyne.
“As tradition dictates for the Glengoyne collection, this single malt has a deep golden colour, created by time and cask alone.”
Glengoyne Cask Strength Batch No. 6 is said to have an aroma of ripe banana, custard, digestive biscuits, oak and sherbet. Its flavour is described as having notes of rosehip syrup, Demerara sugar and gooseberry.
Last year, the brand unveiled its Spirit of Oak collection, which is exclusive to travel retail.
Glengoyne is owned by Ian Macleod Distillers, which also produces the Tamdhu and Smokehead single malts. Last year, the group announced plans to revive Rosebank distillery.