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This 14-year-old single malt from the Glen Elgin Distillery is independently bottled as part of the Derestricted range. This indie bottling selection focuses on providing extensive facts about the distillery, such as mill type, spirit still shape, and wort clarity, on its labels. The whisky itself offers notes of baked goods and maple syrup.
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86 / 100 · Based on 2 published reviews.
crumpled_atlas24 SeptThe cinnamon rolls and nutty brown bread on the nose give this a welcoming, bakery-led character, with a subtle hint of straw as a quieter detail. On the palate, spiced fruit buns heavy on nutmeg sit alongside maple syrup and peach Campino sweeties. I like how the spice has a clear place without having to carry the whole impression. Oily hops add a less sweet note, while the softly malty finish, with stone fruit and banana bread, sounds like a gentle close. For my taste, the appeal here lies in the contrast between familiar baked notes and those more distinctive touches. The age and strength are less interesting to me than that interplay.
afterglowwren5 SeptThe buttered apples and cinnamon rolls give this a warm, easygoing feel. Nutmeg and a softly malty finish keep it from sounding too simple, while the stone fruit and banana bread make the ending feel friendly. A relaxed Speyside single malt with plenty going on in the notes.
