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This year the GlenDronach Distillery may
surprise some of you GlenDronach
faithful, with the imminent release of
four new bottlings that are not exactly
typical of the distillery.
Almost from the very first day that the
BenRiach Distillery Co. purchased
GlenDronach, Master Distiller and
Managing Director Billy Walker embarked
on a programme of wood management and
experimentation that would allow the
company to bring some real diversity to
the GlenDronach portfolio.
The result is that this June will see
the launch of a series of GlenDronach
wood finishes – Sauternes, Virgin Oak,
Moscatel and Tawny Port.
Alistair Walker explained: "To any malt
drinkers who are familiar with what we
have done at BenRiach over the last six
years, it will come as no surprise that
Billy has been tinkering away in the
GlenDronach warehouses to come up with
some new creations!"
"But, seriously, while the focus will
always be on sherry cask maturation for
GlenDronach, it’s worth seeing what else
the whisky is capable of, and for sure
our customers have reacted positively to
news that we are broadening this
whisky’s horizons."
"So, along with the new 31 year-old
‘Grandeur’, which we launched earlier
this year, and with the second and third
batches of single casks scheduled to be
released in 2010, it’s going to be a
busy year for GlenDronach!"
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