Glenfarclas Team Single Highland Malt Whisky 46%

Glenfarclas Team Single Speyside Malt Whisky 46%Glenfarclas Team is a smooth and delicious Single Speyside Malt Whisky at 46% - part of the series: The Legend of Speyside, which consists of 3 bottlings for the German market. Aged in used sherry casks - enjoy your bottle Glenfarclas Team Distillery: Glenfarclas Team Age: NA Type: Single Speyside Malt Whisky Alc. strength: 46% 70 cl. Other: Delicious ex-oloroso sherry dram

Glenfarclas Team / The Legend of Speyside70cl / 46%Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky Distillery Bottling One of three releases in The Legend of Speyside trilogy for the German market, A tribute to the family-owned company values, this has been aged in ex-oloroso sherry casks, as is the distillery's trademarkGlenfarclas is today one of the only remaining family-owned distilleries in Scotland. Located on the River Spey in the home of malt whisky, the Highlands, the distillery was founded in 1836 by Lieutenant Robert Hay. The land was adjacent to cattle farmer John Grant's Grants fields, so when Robert Hay wanted to sell his land to return to England in 1865, it was natural for John Grant to make a move and buy the land and distillery. This proved to be a great investment and today, almost 150 years later, Glenfarclas is world-renowned for producing some of the most welcoming and aromatic whiskies in Scotland.

The water used in the distillation process is drawn from a small spring that springs from the Benrinnes mountains - and it's the combination of the very pure, soft water and the unique shape of the pot-stills used that contributes to Glenfarclas's unique style.
The combination of the very pure, soft water and the unique shape of the pot stills used contribute to the Glenfarclas unique style. Once distilled, the whisky is aged in used casks, either sourced from the USA, where they were previously used to age bourbon, or from Spain, where they were used to age Fino Sherry. The whisky is then aged for a minimum of 8 years before being released for sale.

Jim Murray writes in Lademann's Whiskybog about Glenfarclas: "I hope their name reaches far and wide - their malt should be experienced by anyone seeking liquid beauty."