Glendronach 1991 Cask 2361 Batch 13
$359.99
At 24 years this is the second oldest bottle from Glendronach Batch 13. Matured in a Oloroso Sherry Butt and bottled at a cask strength of 53.1%. KWM may get as few as 6 bottles, at the time of writing we have just 1 left!
Our Mixed Emotions Aroung Glendronach Batch 13: Every 6-8 months for the last 8 years Glendronach has released a batch of vintage single casks. Each Batch consists of 8-9 single casks of a range of ages. To date KWM has been the only store in Canada to receive at least one case of each vintage from the various batches. When possible we've set aside bottles for a special tasting as well. We are on Batch 13, and that number may be a bit foreboding, as since it was launched earlier this year, Glendronach and its sister distilleries BenRiach and Glenglassaugh have been sold to Brown Forman. These three distilleries, especially Glendronach, have been a big part of our business over the last 10 years, and we are sorry to see them change hands. While we are happy for Billy Walker and his team, we fear that the news will not be good for fans of BenRiach, Glenglassaugh and Glendronach. Generally speaking, the large multinational drinks companies are not creative, progressive or good partners to work with. We are hopeful that it will be steady as she goes with the new owners and inevitably the new importers to Canada, but this may be the last Batch of Glendronach vintages to come to KWM, if not Canada! Oh, and we still love Glendronach, so we've saved a bottle of each for a special tasting in store on August 9.
Distiller's Tasting Note
Nose: Full bodied, rich stewed plums and dark bitter chocolate merge with waves of orange peel and cinnamon.
Palate: Dark chocolate and rich orange marmalade drenched over stewed dark fruits contrast with warm spices and an earthy dunnage character.
Glendronach 1992 Cask 76 Batch 13
$346.49
At 23 years this is the third oldest bottle from Glendronach Batch 13. Matured in a Oloroso Sherry Butt, cask 76, and bottled at a cask strength of 52.0%. KWM may get as few as 6 bottles, at the time of writing we have just 2 left!
Our Mixed Emotions Aroung Glendronach Batch 13: Every 6-8 months for the last 8 years Glendronach has released a batch of vintage single casks. Each Batch consists of 8-9 single casks of a range of ages. To date KWM has been the only store in Canada to receive at least one case of each vintage from the various batches. When possible we've set aside bottles for a special tasting as well. We are on Batch 13, and that number may be a bit foreboding, as since it was launched earlier this year, Glendronach and its sister distilleries BenRiach and Glenglassaugh have been sold to Brown Forman. These three distilleries, especially Glendronach, have been a big part of our business over the last 10 years, and we are sorry to see them change hands. While we are happy for Billy Walker and his team, we fear that the news will not be good for fans of BenRiach, Glenglassaugh and Glendronach. Generally speaking, the large multinational drinks companies are not creative, progressive or good partners to work with. We are hopeful that it will be steady as she goes with the new owners and inevitably the new importers to Canada, but this may be the last Batch of Glendronach vintages to come to KWM, if not Canada! Oh, and we still love Glendronach, so we've saved a bottle of each for a special tasting in store on August 9.
Distiller's Tasting Note
Nose: Rich sherried characteristics laden with dark treacle and dried fruits. Hints of vintage leather add a classic aged depth.
Palate: Dried prunes hold rich toasted oak spices and roasted coffee beans. Hints of ginger biscuits and dark chocolate appear in the long finish.
Glendronach 1993 Cask 40 Batch 13
$346.49
At 23 years this Glendronach Batch 13 bottling is from one of the most sought after vintages the distillery ever produced. Matured in a Oloroso Sherry Butt cask 40, and bottled at a cask strength of 58.5%. KWM may get as few as 6 bottles, at the time of writing we have just 1 left!
Our Mixed Emotions Aroung Glendronach Batch 13: Every 6-8 months for the last 8 years Glendronach has released a batch of vintage single casks. Each Batch consists of 8-9 single casks of a range of ages. To date KWM has been the only store in Canada to receive at least one case of each vintage from the various batches. When possible we've set aside bottles for a special tasting as well. We are on Batch 13, and that number may be a bit foreboding, as since it was launched earlier this year, Glendronach and its sister distilleries BenRiach and Glenglassaugh have been sold to Brown Forman. These three distilleries, especially Glendronach, have been a big part of our business over the last 10 years, and we are sorry to see them change hands. While we are happy for Billy Walker and his team, we fear that the news will not be good for fans of BenRiach, Glenglassaugh and Glendronach. Generally speaking, the large multinational drinks companies are not creative, progressive or good partners to work with. We are hopeful that it will be steady as she goes with the new owners and inevitably the new importers to Canada, but this may be the last Batch of Glendronach vintages to come to KWM, if not Canada! Oh, and we still love Glendronach, so we've saved a bottle of each for a special tasting in store on August 9.
Distiller’s Tasting Note
Nose: Dark molasses and fresh herbal notes balance perfectly with currants and rich stewed barley.
Palate: A warmth of ground black pepper and cinnamon combines with rich dates and sultanas. Classic aged oak characteristics add a traditional Highland depth.
Glendronach 1994 Cask 3274 Batch 13
$314.99
This 21 year old from Glendronach Batch 13 was distilled and filled into cask in 1994. Matured in a Pedro Ximenez Sherry Puncheon cask 3274, and bottled at a cask strength of 53.1%. KWM may get as few as 6 bottles.
Our Mixed Emotions Aroung Glendronach Batch 13: Every 6-8 months for the last 8 years Glendronach has released a batch of vintage single casks. Each Batch consists of 8-9 single casks of a range of ages. To date KWM has been the only store in Canada to receive at least one case of each vintage from the various batches. When possible we've set aside bottles for a special tasting as well. We are on Batch 13, and that number may be a bit foreboding, as since it was launched earlier this year, Glendronach and its sister distilleries BenRiach and Glenglassaugh have been sold to Brown Forman. These three distilleries, especially Glendronach, have been a big part of our business over the last 10 years, and we are sorry to see them change hands. While we are happy for Billy Walker and his team, we fear that the news will not be good for fans of BenRiach, Glenglassaugh and Glendronach. Generally speaking, the large multinational drinks companies are not creative, progressive or good partners to work with. We are hopeful that it will be steady as she goes with the new owners and inevitably the new importers to Canada, but this may be the last Batch of Glendronach vintages to come to KWM, if not Canada! Oh, and we still love Glendronach, so we've saved a bottle of each for a special tasting in store on August 9.
Producer Tasting Note
Nose: Mellow chocolate-covered coffee beans hold a sweet dried apricot and vanilla character.
Palate: Sour plums, mocha and vibrant oak spices balanced with a dusting of ground almond and black vanilla pod.
Glendronach 1995 Cask 3047 Batch 13
$292.49
This 20 year old from Glendronach Batch 13 was distilled and filled into cask in 1995. Matured in a Pedro Ximenez Sherry Puncheon cask 3274, and bottled at a cask strength of 53.1%. KWM may get as few as 6 bottles!
Our Mixed Emotions Aroung Glendronach Batch 13: Every 6-8 months for the last 8 years Glendronach has released a batch of vintage single casks. Each Batch consists of 8-9 single casks of a range of ages. To date KWM has been the only store in Canada to receive at least one case of each vintage from the various batches. When possible we've set aside bottles for a special tasting as well. We are on Batch 13, and that number may be a bit foreboding, as since it was launched earlier this year, Glendronach and its sister distilleries BenRiach and Glenglassaugh have been sold to Brown Forman. These three distilleries, especially Glendronach, have been a big part of our business over the last 10 years, and we are sorry to see them change hands. While we are happy for Billy Walker and his team, we fear that the news will not be good for fans of BenRiach, Glenglassaugh and Glendronach. Generally speaking, the large multinational drinks companies are not creative, progressive or good partners to work with. We are hopeful that it will be steady as she goes with the new owners and inevitably the new importers to Canada, but this may be the last Batch of Glendronach vintages to come to KWM, if not Canada! Oh, and we still love Glendronach, so we've saved a bottle of each for a special tasting in store on August 9.
Producer Tasting Note
Nose: Crisp candied peel and white pepper warm rich stewed damsons and plum syrup.
Palate: Classic rum raisin and chocolate notes filled with delicate vanilla pod, cinnamon and gentle stewed barley.
Glendronach 2002 Cask 4651 Batch 13
$184.49
This 13 year old from Glendronach Batch 13 was distilled and filled into cask in 2002. Matured in a Pedro Ximenez Sherry Puncheon cask 4651, and bottled at a cask strength of 54.8%. KWM may get as few as 6 bottles, at the time of writing we are sold out and trying to get more!
Our Mixed Emotions Aroung Glendronach Batch 13: Every 6-8 months for the last 8 years Glendronach has released a batch of vintage single casks. Each Batch consists of 8-9 single casks of a range of ages. To date KWM has been the only store in Canada to receive at least one case of each vintage from the various batches. When possible we've set aside bottles for a special tasting as well. We are on Batch 13, and that number may be a bit foreboding, as since it was launched earlier this year, Glendronach and its sister distilleries BenRiach and Glenglassaugh have been sold to Brown Forman. These three distilleries, especially Glendronach, have been a big part of our business over the last 10 years, and we are sorry to see them change hands. While we are happy for Billy Walker and his team, we fear that the news will not be good for fans of BenRiach, Glenglassaugh and Glendronach. Generally speaking, the large multinational drinks companies are not creative, progressive or good partners to work with. We are hopeful that it will be steady as she goes with the new owners and inevitably the new importers to Canada, but this may be the last Batch of Glendronach vintages to come to KWM, if not Canada! Oh, and we still love Glendronach, so we've saved a bottle of each for a special tasting in store on August 9.
Distiller's Tasting Note
Nose: Distillery: Chocolate and sweet dates dusted in cinnamon sugar develop to rich leathery tones of nutmeg and clove, followed by a warmth of red chilli.
Taste: Distillery: Toasted oak spices lead to a beautiful depth of dark raisins and stewed orchard fruits, laced with gentle vanilla, orange zest and candied ginger.
Glendronach 2003 Cask 930 Batch 13
$179.99
This 12 year old from Glendronach Batch 13 was distilled and filled into cask in 2003. Matured in a Pedro Ximenez Sherry Puncheon cask 930, and bottled at a cask strength of 53.4%. KWM may get as few as 6 bottles, at the time of writing we have just 1 left!
Our Mixed Emotions Aroung Glendronach Batch 13: Every 6-8 months for the last 8 years Glendronach has released a batch of vintage single casks. Each Batch consists of 8-9 single casks of a range of ages. To date KWM has been the only store in Canada to receive at least one case of each vintage from the various batches. When possible we've set aside bottles for a special tasting as well. We are on Batch 13, and that number may be a bit foreboding, as since it was launched earlier this year, Glendronach and its sister distilleries BenRiach and Glenglassaugh have been sold to Brown Forman. These three distilleries, especially Glendronach, have been a big part of our business over the last 10 years, and we are sorry to see them change hands. While we are happy for Billy Walker and his team, we fear that the news will not be good for fans of BenRiach, Glenglassaugh and Glendronach. Generally speaking, the large multinational drinks companies are not creative, progressive or good partners to work with. We are hopeful that it will be steady as she goes with the new owners and inevitably the new importers to Canada, but this may be the last Batch of Glendronach vintages to come to KWM, if not Canada! Oh, and we still love Glendronach, so we've saved a bottle of each for a special tasting in store on August 9.
Distiller's Tasting Note
Nose: Chocolate raisins and warm aged oak hold waves of ripe figs and candied peel.
Palate: Fig syrup drizzled over sherry-poached pears and a dusting of cocoa, all warmed by stem ginger and a gentle vanilla note.”
Glendronach 2004 Cask 5521 Batch 13
$175.49
This 12 year old from Glendronach Batch 13 was distilled and filled into cask in 2004, making it one of the youngest such releases. Matured in a Pedro Ximenez Sherry Puncheon cask 5521, and bottled at a cask strength of 57.3%. KWM may get as few as 6 bottles, at the time of writing we have just 3 left!
Our Mixed Emotions Aroung Glendronach Batch 13: Every 6-8 months for the last 8 years Glendronach has released a batch of vintage single casks. Each Batch consists of 8-9 single casks of a range of ages. To date KWM has been the only store in Canada to receive at least one case of each vintage from the various batches. When possible we've set aside bottles for a special tasting as well. We are on Batch 13, and that number may be a bit foreboding, as since it was launched earlier this year, Glendronach and its sister distilleries BenRiach and Glenglassaugh have been sold to Brown Forman. These three distilleries, especially Glendronach, have been a big part of our business over the last 10 years, and we are sorry to see them change hands. While we are happy for Billy Walker and his team, we fear that the news will not be good for fans of BenRiach, Glenglassaugh and Glendronach. Generally speaking, the large multinational drinks companies are not creative, progressive or good partners to work with. We are hopeful that it will be steady as she goes with the new owners and inevitably the new importers to Canada, but this may be the last Batch of Glendronach vintages to come to KWM, if not Canada! Oh, and we still love Glendronach, so we've saved a bottle of each for a special tasting in store on August 9.
Distiller's Tasting Note
Nose: Dark fruit cake infused with hints of stem ginger syrup and orange bitters balances with hints of toasted walnuts.
Taste: Distillery: Sumptuous depths of sweet dates and ripe figs hold a crisp oak, herbal balance complementing the rich sherry character.
Glendronach 1968 Cask 5837 Batch 13
$4,949.99
The oldest Glendronach in Batch 13, and the oldest Glendronach ever bottled at 47 years. Matured in a Pedro Ximenez Sherry Hogshead and bottled at a cask strength of 45.9%. Of the 10 bottles KWM has received, we have but 2 left!
Our Mixed Emotions Aroung Glendronach Batch 13: Every 6-8 months for the last 8 years Glendronach has released a batch of vintage single casks. Each Batch consists of 8-9 single casks of a range of ages. To date KWM has been the only store in Canada to receive at least one case of each vintage from the various batches. When possible we've set aside bottles for a special tasting as well. We are on Batch 13, and that number may be a bit foreboding, as since it was launched earlier this year, Glendronach and its sister distilleries BenRiach and Glenglassaugh have been sold to Brown Forman. These three distilleries, especially Glendronach, have been a big part of our business over the last 10 years, and we are sorry to see them change hands. While we are happy for Billy Walker and his team, we fear that the news will not be good for fans of BenRiach, Glenglassaugh and Glendronach. Generally speaking, the large multinational drinks companies are not creative, progressive or good partners to work with. We are hopeful that it will be steady as she goes with the new owners and inevitably the new importers to Canada, but this may be the last Batch of Glendronach vintages to come to KWM, if not Canada! Oh, and we still love Glendronach, so we've saved a bottle of each for a special tasting in store on August 9.
Distiller's Tasting Note
Nose: Intense, full bodied aromas of dark treacle, sour plums and rich prune syrup combine with fragrant herbal notes and faint cigar smoke.
Palate: An impactful sherried character laden with dark prunes and molasses. A torrent of vibrant orange bitters and dark espresso holds intriguing hints of eucalyptus and pine needles.