SPEYSIDE
Glenrothes 13 Year Old Halloween Edition 2019 | 70cl, 46.6% ABV
Perfect for Glenrothes collectors, fans of lightly peated Speyside whisky, and anyone seeking a distinctive seasonal release with a smoky twist.
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Discover The Glenrothes Halloween Edition 2019, a striking 13-year-old Speyside single malt that offers a playful twist on the distillery's traditionally smooth, sherried house style. Unusually for Glenrothes, this expression has been matured in peated casks, introducing a layer of gentle smoke that sets it apart from the distillery's core range, while remaining bottled at natural colour for an authentic, uncoloured presentation.
Crafted under the guidance of Master Whisky Maker Gordon Motion, this limited seasonal release balances Glenrothes' signature elegance with a subtle smoky character, making it an intriguing choice for both Speyside loyalists and whisky drinkers who enjoy a touch of peat. Its eye-catching white ceramic-style bottle and bold orange Halloween-edition label also make it a standout gift or collector's piece.
Colour
Pale gold, reflecting its natural, uncoloured presentation.
Nose
Bright and inviting, with vanilla and orange peel sweetness, balanced by a soft, gentle wisp of peat smoke.
Palate
Smooth and well-rounded, opening with vanilla and citrus, developing into light smoky peat and a delicate spiciness.
Finish
Medium length, with a lingering touch of peat smoke and soft orange zest.
Glenrothes
Founded 1879
Glen Grant is defined by "The Major" — a globe-trotting Victorian innovator whose tall, slender stills and unique purifiers still shape its light, fresh character today. Renowned for its historic Victorian gardens and enduring popularity in Italy.
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