Glen Flagler (Mason & Summers) - whisky type?

[Winfield]

Does anyone have more information regarding an independently bottled version of Glen Flagler by Mason & Summers? I was wondering if it might be a single malt, vatted malt or some "other" whisky bottled under the name of Glen Flagler.

The article below got me wondering about its true contents:

https://spiritedmatters.com/tag/mason-summers/

Any thoughts?

[Kava]

I believe Glen Flagler Pure Malt is a blended malt but dont know anything specific about Mason & Summers other than they were based in Glasgow

[Winfield]

Thanks for your reply. After a further bit of digging around (and not being so sure about how reputable the information from the website below is), this version may just be a blended malt, with the whiskies put into it being used to recreate the single malt profile (as per the description from: https://weedramcollective.com/product/glen-flagler-5-year-old-rare-all-malt-2/)

[lincoln imp]

I believe this is actually a single malt or more accurately pot still and I remember it was bottled for the Milano Whisky Festival.
Bottled for - Importato per Auchan da DAB Italia S.p.A - GE
I had this bottle years ago.
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Pour me a glass please.

[RN Rob]

Any Glen Flagler Pure Malt i have come across has been a blended malt, Pure Malt was a nisleading term often used to imply a single malt when it was in fact a bllended/vatted malt, that is why they stopped the use of the term a number of years ago.

[Winfield]

Thank you all for your very helpful replies!

[Crane]

A single malt would mean all the whisky in the bottle was produced in the same distillery, a a blended or vatatted malt would mean it is a blend of malts produced at different distilleries.