Glenlossie 2013/2024 Lady of the Glen 11 Years Old Oloroso Speyside Whisky 58,4%

Only 261 bottles – that's the whole story behind this Oloroso finish from Lady of the Glen. A rare and refined release for collectors and sherry lovers who want Glenlossie in its most intense form.

Expert's Description

Glenlossie 2013/2024 Lady of the Glen 11 Year Old is a Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky bottled at cask strength, 58.4%.

Distilled in 2013 and bottled in 2024 by Lady of the Glen, from cask number 5306 – a hogshead with an ex-Oloroso finish. 261 bottles were released, with no added colour and no chill filtration. The whisky presents intense notes of dried fruit, nuts and dark chocolate.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Dried fruit and nuts meet dark chocolate, amplified by the classic Oloroso imprint – deep, rich and full from the first sniff.

Palate

Full and spiced, with raisin, walnut and a warm sweetness that carries all the way through the high strength.

Finish

Rounded and spiced, with a long finish of dark chocolate and dried fruit.

Specifications

Name: Glenlossie 2013/2024 Lady of the Glen 11 Year Old Oloroso Speyside Whisky 58.4%
Distillery: Glenlossie
Bottler: Lady of the Glen
Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
Type: Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Age: 11 years
ABV: 58.4%
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: Cask No. 5306, hogshead with ex-Oloroso finish
Non-chill filtered: Yes
Natural colour: Yes
Distilled: 2013
Bottled: 2024
Number of bottles: 261

Flavour Profile

Oloroso-matured · Nutty · Chocolate-toned · Full-bodied

Did You Know?

Lady of the Glen bottles are typically sold with a detailed account of the exact cask the whisky comes from – a tradition that lets collectors follow a single cask's life from distillation to bottle.

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Frequently asked questions about Glenlossie 2013/2024 Lady of the Glen Oloroso

What makes this Glenlossie special?

The intense Oloroso finish gives dried fruit, nuts and dark chocolate to a distillery that's normally far quieter – only 261 bottles exist.

Is this whisky smoky?

No, Glenlossie is unpeated. The Oloroso cask gives chocolate and nutty tones, not smoke.

Should I add water?

At 58.4%, a few drops of water can soften the strength and further draw out the rich chocolate and nutty notes.

What is Lady of the Glen?

It's a Scottish independent bottler, created by Hannah Whisky Merchants, bottling exclusively single cask whisky at cask strength.

Is this whisky worth it?

With only 261 bottles and an intense Oloroso finish, this is a rare opportunity for collectors and sherry lovers.

What glass suits it best?

A nosing glass best gathers the chocolate and nutty aromas and makes it easier to follow the long, rounded finish.