Glenburgie 44 Year Old Platinum Old & Rare Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Description

Whiskey: Glenburgie 44 Year Old Platinum Old & Rare Single Malt Scotch

Distilled at Glenburgie in 1975, this Speyside single malt has been matured for 44 years in a single cask before being specially selected and bottled for the Heritage series in the Platinum Old & Rare Selection from respected independent bottler, Hunter Laing & Co. of Glasgow. Limited to just 159 bottles, this expression has been bottled at a natural cask strength of 41.8% abv free from chill filtration and artificial colouring.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 83.6 (41.8% ABV)

Age: 44 Year

Origin: Scotland

Distillery: Glenburgie distillery

This single cask comes to us from family-run indie bottler Hunter Laing & Co. Specially selected and bottled for the Heritage series in the Platinum Old & Rare Selection, this expression was distilled at Glenburgie in Speyside in 1975. Matured for more than four decades, it has been bottled at a natural cask strength of 41.8% abv free from all chill filtration and artificial colouring. Just 159 bottles have been produced of this limited edition.

Distillery Information

Glenburgie, also known as Glenburgie-Glenlivet, Glen Burgie or Glenburry is a whisky distillery near Alves, Moray. There are mentions of a distillery being founded as early as 1810, then known as Kilnflat. It wasn’t until 1829 that official records for the distillery show up. After running into financial difficulty, the distillery closed in 1870 before being renamed Glenburgie in 1871. It re-opened in 1878, under Charles Kay. There were ownership changes and around 1880 it came into the possession of Alex Fraser and Company. It was then incorporated in 1895. This situation lasted 30 years; it was liquidated in 1925, and then was closed again between 1927 and 1935.