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The Singleton of Glendullan

The Singleton of Glendullan 18 Year Old

$93.00

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The driest and most mature malt in the Singleton of Glendullan stable has a clear structure yet still retains its central core of sweet fruit.

Bottle Size: 750ml

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Notes of Scent & Flavor

  • Light, Fresh and Sweet

    American Oak brings subtle, honeyed hints to The Singleton of Glendlullan range, with a touch of European Oak offering a balancing dryness. It’s this combination that rounds off the edges and enhances the sweet vanilla and orchard fruit flavours.

  • Fruity Spicy

    Notes of apple and pear, chewy raisins and juicy red strawberry fruit, all perfectly balanced by a smooth, drying spiciness. A special selection of American and European Oak casks makes sure that those fruity, natural flavours stay in perfect balance throughout maturation.

“ The Singleton of Glendullan Heritage”

Origins

Built in 1897, the last of seven distilleries founded in Dufftown, Glendullan was the brainchild of blenders from Aberdeen by the name of William Williams and sons. With solid business acumen and a private railway siding, the Williams gave Glendullan a healthy start in life. So solid in fact, that it took the barley shortages of the Second World War to halt production – though the momentous world event caused only a seven year blip in the history of this exceptional malt.