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Glengoyne is expanding its award-winning
whisky portfolio with the launch of two
new Limited Edition Single Cask Malts.

The new 13 Years Old and 23 Years Old
Glengoyne Highland Single Malts were
handpicked by a team of experts at
Glengoyne before being personally
approved and signed by Distillery
Manager, Robbie Hughes. The new limited
editions are in response to growing
demand from Glengoyne enthusiasts,
curious to discover new expressions from
the highly respected distillery.
Both limited edition single malts bring
their own unique characteristics to the
Glengoyne range, enhancing its famed
reputation as the Real Taste of Malt,
untainted by peat smoke. Presented in a
handcrafted dark wood presentation box,
showcasing its deep amber colour, the 13
Years Old has a nose of ripe strawberry
and banana, molasses, hazelnut and a
hint of mint. The palate opens with
spice, before liquorice, milk chocolate
and toffee overtake, slowly moving
around the tongue and pleasantly
lingering with sherried flavours and nut
oils.
Displayed in a varnished oak case with
copper plate, the 23 Years Old Single
Malt has the appearance of old gold and
a fresh nose of lemon sherbet and
champit neeps, accompanied with oily,
rich butter and freshly ground black
pepper. The malt offers an elegant
palate of crème brûlée with a grapefruit
and custardy sweetness, before a long
finish of burnt sugar and short crust
pastry.
256 bottles of the 13 Years Old and 548
bottles of the 23 Years Old are
available worldwide from select
specialist whisky outlets. Recommended
retail prices for these very limited
bottles start at £120 for the 13 Years
Old and £195 for the 23 Years Old,
reflecting their rarity.
Iain Weir, Marketing Director for Ian
Macleod Distillers, brand owners of
Glengoyne commented: "Much to the
delight of our customers, over the past
few years it has become something of an
annual tradition, that we delve into the
Glengoyne warehouses and release a
couple of rare and exceptional single
casks. Both the 13 and 23 Years Old are
great examples of Glengoyne
craftsmanship and quality and we expect
them to be very well received."
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