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Speyside
1871
Springs in the Menduff Hills
United Distillers & Vintners
Operational
No
+44 (0)1542 831161
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Inchgower distillery was built in 1871
by the nephew of the founder of Tonicheal
distillery, Alexander Wilson. Inchgower
was actually a replacement for
Tonicheal, the move to a new distillery
was because the landlord of Tonicheal
wanted to double the price of the rent.
The new distillery was considered to be
a model in those days. Inchgower has
even been owned by Buckie council
between 1930 and 1936, it was then
purchased by Arthur Bell & sons.
In 1966, the distillery was modernised
and its production capacity
was increased when the number of
stills
was doubled from 2 to 4. Arthur Bell & Sons
was taken over by Guinness in 1985.
Guinness then became UDV a few years
later. Only 1% of the malt produced is
sold as single malt, the remaining malt
is used in the Bell's, White Horse and
Johnnie Walker and blended whiskies.
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Inchgower Tasting Notes
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Inchgower
14 Year Old Single Malt
Flora & Fauna Series.
Colour:
Yellow-gold.
Nose:
Light and fresh, almost a sea breeze
nose.
Taste:
Delicate with jasmine, tangerine and slightly
liquorish. A little acidic.
Finish:
Clean and a little short.
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Inchgower Bottlings
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Inchgower offer you the following choice
of single malts:
- 14 Year Old Flora & Fauna
Series.
- 27 Year Old 1976 Rare Malts
Series.
- 22 Year Old 1974 Rare Malts
Series.
- 36 Year Old 1968 Bottled 2005.
- There are a number of
independent bottlings available with
various finishes and vintages from
top whisky shops such as
The Whisky Exchange.
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