Glenlochy 1979 G&M Tier 4 A warming spice gives way

A warming spice gives way to velvety caramel and a subtle coastal influence

Matured in a first-fill ruby port hogshead

Palate: Toffee sweetness

Originally named 1263 King Alexander III – the year in which the chief of clan Mackenzie (the family who would inherit the distillery in 1867) saved the king from an attack by a stag during a hunting expedition

) in a rare brown

Glenlochy 1979 G&M Tier 4 A warming spice gives wayA single malt Scotch from the closed Glenlochy distillery by independent bottler Gordon & Macphail (G&M) in their Rare Old range. Distilled in 1979 and bottled in 2015. Only 213 bottles were produced. Bottled at 46%. Nose: Sweet vanilla aromas with beeswax polish, green apple and pear. Palate: Grapefruit, mango and banana. Finish: Milk chocolate.