
Region
Scotland
Founded
1826
Products
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Avg. Price
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Heritage
200+ years of heritage
Owner
Brown-Forman
ABV Range
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Awards
3 recognised
Signature Profile
Profile based on regional characteristics and distillery style. Individual expressions may vary.
From Source to Spirit
Barley is soaked in water, allowed to germinate, then dried in a kiln. Peat may be used for smoky character.
The malted barley is ground into grist and mixed with hot water in a mash tun to extract fermentable sugars.
The sugary wort is transferred to washbacks (wooden or steel) where yeast converts sugars to alcohol.
The wash is distilled twice (or thrice) in copper pot stills. The still shape profoundly influences the spirit's character.
New make spirit enters oak casks — ex-bourbon, sherry, wine or virgin oak — and matures in the warehouse.
After reaching optimal maturity, the whisky is vatted or bottled as single cask, diluted to strength and packaged.
GlenDronach is renowned for its richly sherried Highland single malts, matured exclusively in sherry casks. One of the last distilleries to use coal-fired stills until 2005.
Recognition & Excellence
Glendronach Flagship Expression
IWSC
Glendronach Reserve
World Whiskies Awards
Glendronach Special Edition
International Spirits Challenge
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Glendronach is located in Forgue, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, established in 1826. Currently owned by Brown-Forman, the distillery is known for producing exceptional spirits that reflect its unique terroir and heritage.
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