Glenglassaugh 50 Year Old 1965 (cask 3510) - Rare Cask Release Batch 3

(70cl, 40.1%)

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Glenglassaugh 50yo #3510 Bottling Note

50 year old Glenglassaugh single malt. Goodness gracious. This was distilled in November 1965 and matured in a single hogshead until November 2016, when the distillery in the Highlands bottled it up as the oldest expression in their Rare Cask Release Batch 3. 285 bottles were produced.

It warrants saying again. 50 year old Glenglassaugh single malt. Goodness gracious indeed.

Tasting Note by The Producer

Nose: Boiled sweets, gentle floral oak, distant notes of tropical fruits and crisp cereal.

Palate: Caramelised autumn fruits, hints of peach and mellow citrus notes. A gentle oak balance with a fresh barley background.

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