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A 22 year old Glen Keith from the Pitlochry bottler Signatory Vintage, 1997, at 55.3%. Fresh and fruity, all green apple and a creamy vanilla. It ran triple distillation from the start, and the first gas fired stills. Mothballed in 1999, it was revived by Pernod Ricard in 2013. This is Glen Keith’s clean, fruity Speyside style.
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From the Pitlochry bottler Signatory Vintage, a 22 year old Glen Keith, distilled in 1997, from cask 72589+72590, bottled at 55.3%, one of 522 bottles. Glen Keith is a modern Speyside malt on Balloch Hill water, built in the 1950s. Its make went largely into the Chivas Regal, Passport and 100 Pipers blends.
Worked through the tall stills for a light, sweet make, for a clean make of orchard fruit and a soft honey. An ex-Bourbon barrel shaped it, vanillin lending vanilla under the apple. Through the evaporative decades the spirit concentrates, esters folding into mango, beeswax and a soft honey. Balloch Hill water and the tall stills give the light Glen Keith make. Long ageing turns the fresh apple towards tropical fruit, honey and a soft spice. The light, fruity spirit shows the cask clearly, vanilla and fruit to the fore. The tall, narrowing stills give a light spirit that takes the cask well.
At a hearty 55.3% it carries real weight. Baked apple, citrus and a creamy vanilla, with a soft vanilla from the oak. It is fresh and fruity, the light spirit shining through. The finish is long, fruity and clean. This is a Speyside single malt of real lightness.
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$271