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The
Glenrothes release the 2nd expression in
their Extraordinary Single Cask
collection.

Berry Bros. & Rudd Spirits owners of
The Glenrothes has bottled the one of 20
casks which it has acquired from
independent whisky merchant Duncan
Taylor. You don't see a single cask
distillery bottling from The Glenrothes
often but when we do they define it as
something beyond the expected, which
should be reserved only for the truly
remarkable. With that in mind, the
Glenrothes have introduced the second
expression from their Extraordinary
Single Cask collection – The Glenrothes
1969 Single Cask #11485, this follows
the Extraordinary Cask from 1970 which
they released in September 2012.
With
golden hues and peerless texture the Glenrothes describe it as the most
beautifully balanced, elegant and
well-mannered single malt they have ever
produced. The refill hogshead cask used
to create this single malt was filled on
10th July 1969. The cask yielded 133
bottles at a natural strength of 42.9%
ABV, meaning it is almost as exclusive
as it is elegant.
The Glenrothes will follow this 2nd
release in 2015 with the launch of a
1968 cask #13507 but meanwhile if you
want to taste the newly released
Glenrothes 1969 Single Cask #11485 which
comes in a hand-blown lead crystal
bottle in the traditional Glenrothes
design it will set you back £4,000.
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