Speyside, Scotland
Award Winning Whisky
Gold – International Spirits Challenge 2020
The Glenrothes Whisky Maker’s Cut is a rich, full-bodied Speyside single malt created to showcase the influence of first-fill sherry-seasoned oak casks. Selected by The Glenrothes Whisky Maker, this expression is bottled at a higher strength than the core range to deliver a more concentrated and robust character.
Matured exclusively in first-fill sherry-seasoned oak casks, Whisky Maker’s Cut highlights the distillery’s signature style of ripe fruit, sweet spice and refined oak. The higher bottling strength of 48.8% ABV enhances the whisky’s depth and texture while allowing the natural complexity of the spirit and cask maturation to shine through.
Presented at natural colour and without chill filtration, this expression retains its full body and flavour. It offers a richer interpretation of The Glenrothes house style while remaining balanced and approachable, making it a popular choice for enthusiasts of sherried Speyside single malts.
With its emphasis on first-fill sherry cask maturation and elevated bottling strength, Whisky Maker’s Cut has become one of the standout expressions in The Glenrothes range.
Colour
Natural deep amber.
Nose
Rich aromas of orange peel, vanilla and ripe orchard fruit are complemented by cinnamon, nutmeg and toasted oak.
Palate
Full-bodied and creamy, with flavours of dried fruit, sweet baking spices, dark chocolate and caramel balanced by citrus zest and rich sherry influence.
Finish
Long and warming, with lingering notes of sweet spice, orange oil, oak and dark chocolate.
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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