Braes of Glenlivet 23 Year Old 1989/2012 Bourbon Hogshead Single Cask A.D. Rattray 57.1% vol. 0,7l
€79.90
Content:
1 Liter
(€55.93 / 0.7 Liter)
No longer available
Product number:
13809
Independent bottler AD Rattray was founded in 1868 by Andrew Dewar and William Rattray.
In the early days of the company, French wines, Italian spirits and olive oils were imported to Britain.
It was not until the late 19th century that they began to trade in Scottish Highland whiskeys and market them to brokers and the blending industry.
Today, none other than Mr Tim Morisson (the former owner of Morisson Bowmore Distillers! ... and the fourth generation descendant of Andrew Dewar) is the owner of AD Rattray.
That's how AD Rattray's exclusive, unique bottlings are launched today, either from Tim Morisson's private collection or purchased from the open market.
AD Rattray - Cask Collection
Braes of Glenlivet (Braeval)
Built in 1973 by Seagram in the Speyside, the name Braes of Glenlivet 1995 in Braeval was changed to avoid confusion with Glenlivet.
The Speyside distillery produces a strong malt, which is mainly used for the Blend Chivas Regal.
As a single malt, Braes of Glenlivet or Braeval is only offered by independent bottlers.
The data:
Distilled: 13.05.1989
Bottled: 28.05.2012
Cask-No. 1053
Edition / Outturn: 187 bottles
Aroma: fiery on the nose with lots of fruit - plums and pears with a hint of citrus
Taste: dark chocolate and Brazilian nuts
Finish: long and pleasantly round, again dark chocolate
In the early days of the company, French wines, Italian spirits and olive oils were imported to Britain.
It was not until the late 19th century that they began to trade in Scottish Highland whiskeys and market them to brokers and the blending industry.
Today, none other than Mr Tim Morisson (the former owner of Morisson Bowmore Distillers! ... and the fourth generation descendant of Andrew Dewar) is the owner of AD Rattray.
That's how AD Rattray's exclusive, unique bottlings are launched today, either from Tim Morisson's private collection or purchased from the open market.
AD Rattray - Cask Collection
Braes of Glenlivet (Braeval)
Built in 1973 by Seagram in the Speyside, the name Braes of Glenlivet 1995 in Braeval was changed to avoid confusion with Glenlivet.
The Speyside distillery produces a strong malt, which is mainly used for the Blend Chivas Regal.
As a single malt, Braes of Glenlivet or Braeval is only offered by independent bottlers.
The data:
Distilled: 13.05.1989
Bottled: 28.05.2012
Cask-No. 1053
Edition / Outturn: 187 bottles
Aroma: fiery on the nose with lots of fruit - plums and pears with a hint of citrus
Taste: dark chocolate and Brazilian nuts
Finish: long and pleasantly round, again dark chocolate
| Product Type: | Single Malt Whisky |
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