Lovage with a hint of creamy toffee, polishing wax, drying tobacco with fresh oranges and brandied cherries. A full fruitiness develops in the taste. Remarkably light body, nevertheless really pleasant.
Region
Speyside
Distilled
08/05/2012
Bottling Date
20/07/2026
Cask
#2418911
ABV
54.40%
Matured at
KY15 7BU
Age
14
Bottled at
Auchtermuchty
Notes
1st Fill PX Sherry Barrique
Bottles in batch
92
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Lovage with a hint of creamy toffee, polishing wax, drying tobacco with fresh oranges and brandied cherries. A full fruitiness develops in the taste. Remarkably light body, nevertheless really pleasant. The complex nose is beautifully balanced in the taste. It all ends in a not too long slightly drying, very agreeable finish with a hint of brasil nuts. A crowd pleaser.
A little piece of history
This distillery was founded in 1876 by a group of local business men, spearheaded by John Duff, formerly manager at Glendronach Distillery. In 1919 DCL (the forerunner of Diageo) took over and has run Glenlossie since. Nearly a century later its sibling distillery Mannochmore was founded by the same owner at the same premises. Up until 2007 they ran up as a tandem, sharing the workforce. As of 2008 each distillery has its own manager and crew. Glenlossie is a main component in Haig’s blended whisky, but luckily can be found with the odd independent bottler. As an official distillery bottling Glenlossie can be found in the famed Flora & Fauna series.
Water source
Bardon Burn
Malt source
Burghead Maltings
Capacity
3.7 million litres of alcohol per annum
Location
Elgin, Morayshire
Lovage with a hint of creamy toffee, polishing wax, drying tobacco with fresh oranges and brandied cherries. A full fruitiness develops in the taste. Remarkably light body, nevertheless really pleasant. The complex nose is beautifully balanced in the taste. It all ends in a not too long slightly drying, very agreeable finish with a hint of brasil nuts. A crowd pleaser.
A little piece of history
This distillery was founded in 1876 by a group of local business men, spearheaded by John Duff, formerly manager at Glendronach Distillery. In 1919 DCL (the forerunner of Diageo) took over and has run Glenlossie since. Nearly a century later its sibling distillery Mannochmore was founded by the same owner at the same premises. Up until 2007 they ran up as a tandem, sharing the workforce. As of 2008 each distillery has its own manager and crew. Glenlossie is a main component in Haig’s blended whisky, but luckily can be found with the odd independent bottler. As an official distillery bottling Glenlossie can be found in the famed Flora & Fauna series.
