The GlenDronach 28 Year Old 1993 Cask #4195 is a rare single malt, matured for 28 years in sherry oak casks, delivering a rich, complex character with notes of spiced fruitcake, walnut, and burnt sugar.
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The GlenDronach 28 Year Old 1993 Cask #4195 is a testament to the distillery's mastery of sherry cask maturation. Established in 1826 by James Allardice, The GlenDronach is renowned for crafting richly sherried single malts. This exclusive single cask release, distilled in 1993 and matured for 28 years, was hand-selected to showcase the distinctive influence of its sherry oak cask. Non-chill filtered and bottled at natural cask strength, this whisky offers a truly luxurious experience, with each bottle hand-numbered and presented in its natural color—a reflection of the oak cask’s unique contribution.
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The nose reveals spiced winter fruitcake with walnut and hints of burnt sugar. The palate unfolds layers of rich, freshly ground coffee and dark, dried fruits, all rounded by a luscious, lingering warmth on the finish.
