Glen Grant 63 years 1959 Mr George Legacy - 3rd Edition Gordon & Macphail
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The Glen Grant 63-Year-Old 1959 Mr. George Legacy Third Edition is a distinguished single malt Scotch whisky, meticulously crafted by the Glen Grant Distillery and bottled by the esteemed independent bottler Gordon & MacPhail. This expression is part of the Mr. George Legacy series, honoring George Urquhart, a pioneer in single malt whisky.
Product Details:
- Distillation Date: October 15, 1959
- Age: 63 years
- Bottling Date: November 2, 2022
- ABV (Alcohol by Volume): 56.5%
- Cask Type: First-fill Sherry Butt
- Cask Number: 3665
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Number of Bottles: 368
Tasting Notes:
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Nose: Fragrant autumnal spice aromas intertwine with sweet dried fruit and Demerara sugar. Soft citrus zest comes to the fore alongside beeswax polish and walnut.
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Palate: Stewed red fruit flavors lead to Seville orange and oaky cocoa powder, with a hint of cinnamon.
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Finish: A long, warming finish with lingering notes of sweet fruit and gentle smoke.
Presentation:
Each bottle is presented in a bespoke wooden display case, crafted to reflect the heritage and elegance of this release. The packaging underscores the whisky's exclusivity and the distillery's commitment to quality.
Given its limited availability, the Glen Grant 63-Year-Old 1959 Mr. George Legacy Third Edition is a coveted addition to any whisky collection, offering a rare opportunity to experience a finely aged single malt.
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