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Speyside
1897
Granty Burn
Inver House Distillers
Operational
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+44 (0)1340 831213
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Speyburn distillery was established in
1897 by John Hopkins & Company. When
production first started, the still
house had not yet been fitted with
windows or doors; and as a fierce
snowstorm was sweeping through the
valley the men had to work in overcoats.
This was because the distillers were
anxious to have some casks filled
bearing the date 1897, as this was Queen
Victoria's diamond jubilee year. Only
one butt was bonded.
Distilled
in the Speyside region, Speyburn
single malt whisky has all the
characteristics of a classic
Speyside malt. Speyburn is a medium
bodied single malt with quite a delicate
fruity character.
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Speyburn Tasting Notes
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 Speyburn
10 Year Old Single Malt.
Colour:
Pale gold with amber highlights.
Nose:
Fresh, clean and aromatic with a rich
lemony fruitiness.
Taste:
Medium-bodied with a delicate, fruity
character.
Finish:
A dry, warm, peaty finish.
Speyburn
21 Year Old Single Malt.
Colour:
Rich golden with bronze highlights.
Nose:
Full, quite rich, soft oaky vanilla with
a little smokiness and a mild peaty
overtone.
Taste:
Medium full bodied, round and rich with
a touch of toffee.
Finish:
A warm lasting finish and an edge of
sweetness on the tail.
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Speyburn Bottlings
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Speyburn offer you the following choice
of single malts:
- 10 Year Old Single Malt Original
Bottling.
- 12 Year Old Single Malt Original
Bottling.
- 21 Year Old Single Malt Original
Bottling.
- 27 Year Old Single Malt Original
Bottling.
- 12 Year Old Bottled By James MacArthur's.
- You will find a selection of
Speyside single malt whisky available from
top whisky shops such as
The Whisky Exchange.
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