Glenugie 1977 27 Year Old American Bourbon Celtic Heartlands

Glenugie 1966/1994 G&M

In Peterhead once stood a small distillery providing a unique floral malt for the blend industry. No official bottles made it to market and only a handful of independent bottlers (mostly the usual suspects: G&M, Cadenhead,…) ever got their hands on the remaining casks. The ideal conditions for an expensive collector’s item, although Glenugie...

Score 71/100

Glenugie 1977 31 Year Old - Signatory CS

Color: Amber Nose: A lot is going on here : dried fruits, sherry influence as can be expected, some dusty notes, dark chocolate and espresso on 2nd whiff. Rubber is also present, as well as Wood spices (nutmeg, cinnamon) very nice, and not too sherried (no vinegar notes, which is cool). Lovely nose, heavy with spice. palate: Spicy, More chocolaty...

Score 85/100

Glenugie 1982 27 Year Old Bourbon Cask #5040

Nose: starts on vanilla and flowers. Quite a sweet but fresh nose, reminds me of a good (flowery) moscatel wine. Hints of bergamot and pollen. Developing on fruit candy. Pineapple, orange marmalade, peach. Caramelized apples. Pears on syrup. Slightly waxy as well. What can I say: wow! Mouth: here we go again… all sorts of fruits or fruit liqueurs,...

Score 92/100

Glenugie 1977 Vintage G&M

Glenlochy is an often overlooked lost highlander from Fort William, a town that could at one time boast three distilleries, but now only runs on one. Though some of the buildings have been preserved, her bottles now rarely hit the shelves and I doubt that many casks made their way into independent market. Closed in 1983, it is one of the Highland...

Score 82/100