Single Malt
Scotland
28 May 1969
16 Oct 2009
301445
Single malt whisky from Kinclaith is extremely rare and highly sought after. Built to provide malt whisky for the Long John blend, the distillery was only in operation for 18 years, between 1957 an 1975, before being demolished in 1982.
Located at the site of Strathclyde grain distillery, which still operates today, Kinclaith was the last malt distillery built in Glasgow. Aged for an extraordinary 40 years in cask 301445, only 217 bottles of this unbelievably rare whisky are available, bottled by Signatory as part of their Cask Strength Collection.
Deep malt and tobacco. Kiwi fruit, citrus and crème anglaise.
Dark, creamy oak and buttered toast, hints of cardamom, marmalade and plum.
Long, toasty wood chips, sarsaparilla, anise.
Sensational aged whisky from this closed lowland distillery. A real rarity.
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Incredible! My father-in-law and I enjoyed this tonight. The smallest sip filled your mouth with complex notes of seemingly sweet and warm wood. The entire drink smooth and rich, lingering comfortably in you mouth long after sipping. Really the most amazing Scotch either of us have had. (I wonder what drink the person below me had - it was truly nothing like he described).
It's okay. Tasted a bit like peas. Maybe with a bit of sweet corn?
