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Distillery |
Glendullan (Glendullan Was The Last of The Original Seven Distilleries of Dufftown When It Was Built In 1897-98. It Was Built to Take Advantage of The Water From The River Fiddich And The Private = |
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Type |
Malt = Railway Siding At Neighboring Mortlach Distillery. By The Time That DCL Acquired The Distillery In 1925 It Already Had An Impressive Reputation, And A Small Amount of Single Malt Was = |
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Region |
Highland = Supplied to Edward VII in 1902. Glendullan Was Rebuilt In 1962, But The Main Changes Occurred Between 1971 And 1972 When An Additional Distillery Unit Was Built On Site, Which = |
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Age |
26 = Houses Six Stills. Both Halves of The Distillery Operated In Conjunction Until The Original Side Was Closed In 1985.) - Water Source Springs In Conval Hills - |
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Distilled |
In 1978 And Bottled In April 2005 |
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Size |
70 cl e |
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Proof |
56.6 % vol |
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Notes |
Glendullan Rare Malts Selection, Stopper Cork, Limited Edition, Natural Cask Strength, Bottle n°2890, Produced And Bottled In Scotland By Glendullan Distillery, Dufftown, Banffshire.-Bottled By UDV- |
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