	Glengoyne single highland malt scotch whisky is available in a number of different expressions to cater for different tastes.


		Unlike most other single malts Glengoyne has been preserving the essence of its flavour for decades by using air-dried barley rather than barley dried using harsh peat smoke. The result is a more subtle, complex whisky in which all of the delicate flavours are freely allowed to express themselves. Tasting Notes Appearance: Golden yellow. Clear and bright Nose: Sweet, with toffee and popcorn aromas. Slightly nutty, with fresh green apples coming through Mouthfeel: Warming Initial Taste: Clean. Green apples and grass with a hint of sweet liquorice After Water: Sweeter. Linseed oil and almonds. Finish: Sweet and malty Comments: Great introduction to Glengoyne range. 0 tasting notes / write your own


				Discover the real taste of single malt. Distilled from air-dried barley without peat smoke, and using the soft, pure local water, this unique whisky is bottled unchill-filtered at cask strength to preserve its natural flavour. Tasting Notes Appearance: Amber, syrupy. Sauternes. Nose: Oak, sherry, digestive biscuits, sweet oatcakes, banana, apricot, peaches, marzipan and peardrops. Does not prick the nose, despite high strength. Mouthfeel: Viscous, rich and filling Initial Taste: Smooth, sweet start, with some sherry and chocolate. After Water: Becomes slightly waxy, with pepper at the tail. Finish: Very long, stays with you until morning! Comments: First released September 2004, this is a welcome addition to the family. This is 100 Proof, but you'd never know it. It slips down a treat and is probably at its best without water. 0 tasting notes / write your own

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				Glengoyne's distinctive style carries on improving with age. The same elements are present at 17 years old as they were at 10, only now the balance has artfully changed. A more concentrated, equally well-balanced palate of flavours has emerged, though it still retains the same clean, delicate taste as the 10 Years Old. Tasting Notes Appearance: Medium gold with a rich glow Nose: Some sherry, Christmas pudding. Plenty of fruit - raisins, ripe apples and tinned oranges in syrup Mouthfeel: Rich, mouth-coating Initial taste: Malty, treacle, slightly nutty. Orange peel, apple compot. Rich oak. After Water: Pear Drops and vanilla Finish: Long and rich, with spicy oak Comments: Multi award winning dram. One of the greats. Possibly the best pound for pound dram on the market. 0 tasting notes / write your own


			Another four years in the cask sees Glengoyne 21 Years Old achieve the optimum balance of flavours and the maximum benefits from the wood. Tasting Notes Appearance: Deep Copper, Meandering Legs Nose: Red apples, toffee, sherry, spicy strudel. Mouthfeel: Coating Initial Taste: Lots of Sherry, honey, oak with a developing aromatic sensation. Ends with a heavenly cinnamon nip. Finish: Long, sherry, spicy, warm and dry Comments: New in April 2007. Glengoyne 21 now achieves the optimum balance of flavours and the maximum benefits from our specially selected 100% first fill European Oak Sherry casks. 0 tasting notes / write your own


				The year 1972 was a significant year in our history - Polaroid launched the world's first instant camera, the pocket calculator was invented, Nike sold its first pair of running shoes and Glengoyne laid down some exquisite casks of their Highland Single Malt for maturation. These have now been bottled and are ready for sale! Tasting Notes Colour/appearance: A natural pale, yet bright Imperial gold. The light syrupy smoothness creates slowly forming legs on the glass which slowly meander. Nose: The fruitiness of bananas, sweeties and fruit punch combine with the rich, yet subtle floral notes of apple blossom and elderflower, followed by nectarine and grapefruit with hints of vanilla pod and dry oak wood. Taste/body: Light and syrup smooth at first with hints of liquorice and a spicy sweetness, followed by a ladder of delicate lemon peel and light cashew to reach new heights with an explosion of rich honeycomb sweetness and light oak. The aftertaste is dry and sweet, leading to an almond bitterness and aniseed. Finish: A medium to long dry, lingering finish which is sweet and mouth warming, followed by glazed orange and sweet kaki. A delightfully rich candy concoction. 0 tasting notes / write your own

For the connoisseur and the curious, Glengoyne also produces a number of limited editions each year. A few of the most popular are Glengoyne Glenguin Shiraz Cask Finish, Glengoyne Scottish Oak, our 14 & 20 years old Single Cask and our Distillery Manager's & Warehousemens' Choice Bottlings.


				Glengoyne Limited Edition Glenguin Shiraz Cask Finish Single Malt Scotch Whisky Aged 16 years Tasting Notes Colour: a rich, rose gold. Nose: intensely complex. Full, sweet and spicy with oranges in syrup and frsh toffee apples. Taste: malty with subtle oakiness. Spicy, yet honeyed pepperiness with hints of vanilla and dark berry fruits. Finish: long, dry and spicy throughout with hints of fruit. 0 tasting notes / write your own


			Glengoyne Limited Edition Scottish Oak Wood Finish (43% Alc./Vol) A 15 year old limited edition Single Malt Scotch Whisky finished in Scottish oak casks exclusively crafted for the Glengoyne Distillery. Tasting Notes Appearance: Amber, with well developed cathedral windows in the glass Nose: Rich, sweet vanilla. Honey comb, syrupy. Mouthfeel: Rich and velvety Initial Taste: Apple crumble with vanilla custard, then rich, bitter dark chocolate Finish: Very long, dry and oaky Comments: Spirit was matured for 15 years in the usual mix of fresh sherry and refill casks, before being finished in new Scottish oak casks for 3 months and 1 week. We struggled to get the oak as it was all being used to build the Scottish Parliament The addition of a Scottish oak wood 'finish' has added a unique robustness to the flavour without masking Glengoyne's real taste. 0 tasting notes / write your own

2007 Rare Bottlings


			Single Cask 1993 (14 Years Old) American Oak Sherry Hogshead Appearance: Mahogany Nose: Crème brûlée & vanilla ice cream with Black Forest Gateau. Smells like a runaway dessert trolley doused in sherry and set alight. Palate: Warm and spicy. Dark cherries, sweet vanilla, dark bitter chocolate, warm soft spice, slight saltiness. Finish: Soft oak and a hint of salt Wood Type: American Oak Sherry Hogshead Cask No: 832 No. of Bottles: 296 Strength at 70cl: 59.6% Distillation Date: 12 April 1993 Bottling Date: October 2007 Approved By: Robert Hughes, Distillery Manager 0 tasting notes / write your own


				Single Cask 1986 (20 Years Old) Spanish Oak Sherry Butt Appearance: Burnt sugar. Jiggles with a reassuring fluidity. Nose: Brown sugar, fresh strawberries, dark chocolate, freshly ground coffee. Palate: Soft and silky with lots of sweet oak, rosehip syrup, sherry, raisins, peppery, marzipan and almonds. Finish: Long, dry and pepperyWood Type: Spanish Oak Sherry Butt. Wood Type: Spanish Oak Sherry Butt Cask No: 1384 No. of Bottles: 592 Strength at 70cl: 54.2% Distillation Date: 3 November 1986 Bottling Date: October 2007 Approved By: Robbie Hughes, Distillery Manager 0 tasting notes / write your own

Distillery Manager's &
Warehousemans' Bottlings

Following the runaway success of Glengoyne's Mashmen range last year, the distillery's manager and two of its warehousemen have now been given the chance to prove that they are equally skilled when it comes to choosing the perfect whisky.


			Robbie's (Distillery Manager's) Choice (Aged 18 Years) A topaz coloured whisky that tastes of chocolate cherries, with rich oak and peppery dried fruits Wood Type: Ruby Port Hogshead Cask No: 328 No. of Bottles: 277 Strength at 70cl: 55.1% Distillation Date: 7th March 1989 Bottling Date: September 2007 Approved By: Robert Hughes 0 tasting notes / write your own


				Billy's (Warehouseman's) Choice (Aged 18 Years) Packed with sherry, creme brulee and chocolate. Full of character, robust and full bodied Wood Type: Amontillado Hogshead Cask No: 1202 No. of Bottles: 249 Strength at 70cl: 54.1% Distillation Date: 6th July 1989 Bottling Date: September 2007 Approved By: William Edmiston 0 tasting notes / write your own


			Deek's (Warehouseman's) Choice (Aged 8 Years) Light, fruity and fragrant, this is like walking through a field of ripe barley. Wood Type: Refill Hogshead Cask No: 16 No of Bottles: 321 Strength at 70cl: 60.9% Distillation Date: 11th January 1999 Bottling Date: September 2007 Approved By: Derrick Morrison 0 tasting notes / write your own

2006 Rare Bottlings


			21 Years Single Cask Bottling. Handpicked by a team of experts at Glengoyne and personally approved by the signature of Robbie Hughes, Distillery Manager Tasting Notes Colour: Rich red/ amber. Nose: Bees wax, Demerara sugar, spicy, apple strudel, sherry wood. Palate: Liquorice, toasted almonds, all spice, stewed apples, mouth coating, gives an initial blast of flavours and then softens. Finish: Long after taste, aniseed, sweet, brown sugar. 0 tasting notes / write your own


				29 Years Single Cask Bottling. Handpicked by a team of experts at Glengoyne and personally approved by the signature of Robbie Hughes, Distillery Manager Tasting Notes Colour: Bright, liquid honey. Nose: : initial burst of bakers yeast, cinnamon and cloves, gives way to dark fruits and damson jam. Palate: Great balance of whisky and cask. Sweet fruit, almonds, marzipan and light, dry oak. Finish: Lingering. 0 tasting notes / write your own


			36 Years Single Cask Bottling. Handpicked by a team of experts at Glengoyne and personally approved by the signature of Robbie Hughes, Distillery Manager Tasting Notes Colour: Old gold. Oily, with slow, sticky legs. Nose: Fresh green fruit, vanilla, almonds and apple crumble. Just a tickle of empty cigar boxes and orange marmalade. Palate: Initially sweet citrus and tropical fruit, orange peel and liquorice. Grapefruit and tobacco comes through with water. Finish: Long and dry. 0 tasting notes / write your own


				16 Years Single Cask Miniature Bottling. Handpicked by a team of experts at Glengoyne and personally approved by the signature of Robbie Hughes, Distillery Manager Tasting Notes Colour: Deep copper, with marvellous, clinging legs. Nose: : Shortbread, stewed fruits, Seville marmalade, dark chocolate and moist sawdust. Palate: Rich, full liquorice and black pepper with a sweet rhubarb bite. Finish: Long, drying finish. 0 tasting notes / write your own

Mashmans' Bottlings

Following the runaway success of Glengoyne's Stillmen range in 2005, the distillery's expert Mashmen have now been given the chance to prove that they are equally skilled when it comes to choosing the perfect whisky. With a combined expertise of more than 45 years the Mashmen have used their knowledge to pick their favourite single casks.


				Jim's Choice Tasting Notes Aged: 15yrs Description: I love Glengoyne at this age - the cask and the whisky are perfectly balanced. There is plenty of sweet fruit and rich oak. It is pale, straw in colour, with rich sweet aromas, full fruit flavours and a long dry finish. This is certainly no April fool! Wood Type: American Oak Sherry Butt Cask No.: 1083 No. of Bottles: 693 Strength: 70cl 57% Distillation Date: 1st April 1991 Bottling Date: August 2006 Approved By: James Leslie 0 tasting notes / write your own


			Charlie's Choice Tasting Notes Aged: 17yrs Description: I've been watching Cask 1231 for a while and am honoured to be releasing it. In my 17 years at Glengoyne this is the best cask I have tasted. Full of sherry and soft oak, with layers of vanilla and marzipan. Heaps of complexity and no rough edges whatsoever. Wood Type: 1st Fill Oloroso Sherry Hogshead Cask No.: 1231 No. of Bottles: 279 Strength: 70cl 56% Distillation Date: 6th July 1989 Bottling Date: August 2006 Approved By: Charles Owen Murray 0 tasting notes / write your own


				Peter's Choice Tasting Notes Aged: 20yrs Description: You'll find chocolate and almonds in here, with liquorice and stewed fruits. This is sweet, rich, wonderful and moves beautifully when shoogled - just the way I like my whisky and my women! Wood Type: Pedro Ximenez Butt Cask No.: 433 No. of Bottles: 603 Strength: 70cl 51% Distillation Date: 14th April 1986 Bottling Date: August 2006 Approved By: Peter Andrew 0 tasting notes / write your own

2005 Rare Bottlings


			19 Years Single Cask Bottling. Handpicked by a team of experts at Glengoyne and personally approved by the signature of Robbie Hughes, Distillery Manager Tasting Notes Colour: Golden yellow. Nose: Wild flowers, butter and cider apples. Elegant. Palate: Rich and bold. Vanilla fudge, banana, cooked apples and ripe melon. Finish: Superb, long, complex and rich. 0 tasting notes / write your own


				32 Years Single Cask Bottling. Handpicked by a team of experts at Glengoyne and personally approved by the signature of Robbie Hughes, Distillery Manager Tasting Notes Colour: Bright gold, with sturdy legs in the glass. Nose: Roses, sweet vanilla and red apples. Palate: Syrupy mouthfeel, stewed plums, black grapes and dry, mellow oak. Finish: Long and dry. 0 tasting notes / write your own


			37 Years Single Cask Bottling. Handpicked by a team of experts at Glengoyne and personally approved by the signature of Robbie Hughes, Distillery Manager Tasting Notes Colour: Coppery-gold. Nose: Sweet. Dark chocolate and pear drops. Palate: Warm mouth-feel. Pepper and cocoa, then boiled sweets and honey. Finish: Medium to long. 0 tasting notes / write your own

Stillmans' Bottlings

The makers of Glengoyne single malt whisky pride themselves on practicing the traditional methods and craftsmanship that date back to the official distillery opening in 1833. For all of them, this is more than just a job ‘it's a way of life’. With a combined 71 years worth of experience living and breathing Glengoyne whisky, who better to introduce their favourite dram than our three Glengoyne Stillmen.


				Duncan's Choice Tasting Notes Description: dark walnut colour, and fruity sweet, sherry-oak taste. Wood Type: Sherry Hogshead Cask No.: 1024 Bottle No.: 1/350 Strength: 70cl 55.7% vol. Distillation Date: 4th July 1989 Bottling Date: May 2005 Approved by: Duncan McNicoll 0 tasting notes / write your own


			Ewan's Choice Tasting Notes Description: dark and rich, with sweet Christmas pudding aromas. Wood Type: Sherry Puncheon Cask No.: 441 Bottle No.: 1/600 Strength: 70cl 51.5% vol. Distillation Date: 13th July 1986 Bottling Date: May 2005 Approved by: Ewan Hendry 0 tasting notes / write your own


				Ronnie's Choice Tasting Notes Description: hints of vanilla and coconut. Wood Type: Bourbon Barrel Cask No.: 449 Bottle No.: 1/200 Strength: 70cl 53.6% vol. Distillation Date: 23rd December 1982 Bottling Date: May 2005 Approved by: Ronnie Palmer 0 tasting notes / write your own

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