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Highland Park first Scotch whisky to
enter The Spirit Journal Hall of Fame
Highland
Park 18 year old has become the first
Scotch whisky to be inducted into The
Spirit Journal Hall of Fame.
The Hall of Fame has been created by
Spirit Journal editor F. Paul Pacult, in
recognition of brands that have
consistently exhibited extraordinary
quality over the course of numerous
Spirit Journal reviews.
One of only five inductees, Highland
Park is also the only ever spirit to be
awarded the prestigious Best Spirit in
the World, receiving the accolade in
both 2005 and 2009 for its 18 year old
single malt. It will now be officially
‘retired’ into the Hall of Fame to take
its rightful place in the history of the
world’s finest spirits.
Gerry Tosh, Head of Brand Education at
Highland Park, said: "Being the only
Scotch to be awarded the Best Spirit
accolade, and doing this twice, was an
amazing achievement in its own right,
but now to be the first Scotch inductee
to the Hall of Fame, really shows the
status the Highland Park as achieved. We
are extremely proud of our Orkney single
malt."
Pacult said of Highland Park and the
four other spirits inducted into the
hall of fame: "Among the scores of
superlative spirits that have received
five stars in the journal, these five
have come to represent distillation and
production at their finest. These
spirits are bona fide icons."
The Spirit Journal, a quarterly
publication, was established in 1991 and
is widely acknowledged as the most
trusted newsletter on spirits, wine and
beer in America. It does not accept
advertising and as such offers unbiased
reviews and ratings that are considered
the gold standard within the alcoholic
beverage industry. |