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    Strathisla 44 Years Old 1970 Licensed Bottling (G&M)

    Licensed Bottling
    700ml / 43%
    Single Malt

    $2623

    Single malt Strathisla, a 44 year old, from 1970 a Gordon & MacPhail bottling, at 43%. Full bodied and fruity, showing dried fruit, fig and walnut. Creamy, fruity and rounded. Long bottled by Gordon and MacPhail. A classic Speyside single malt. Honeyed, fruity and well aged. A rich Speysider from Keith. Distilling since 1786.

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    Bottled by Gordon & MacPhail, this Strathisla, a 44 year old Speyside malt from 1970 and bottled at 43%. First licensed in 1786 by the Isla in Keith, Banffshire, Strathisla is the oldest working distillery in the Highlands. Founded as the Milltown distillery, it took the Strathisla name in the 19th century.

    Distilled on soft Isla valley water in traditional pot stills, building the classic Strathisla style. Maturation in Oloroso sherry laid dried fruit over the honeyed malt. At forty years and more it is rich and waxy, tropical fruit, honey and old oak in a profound old malt. Sherry wood suits the rich make, lending dried fruit and a nutty depth. The distillery stands among gardens by the rushing River Isla. The malt is the fruity heart of the Chivas Regal blend, owned by Chivas Brothers since 1950. Water comes from the Broomhill Spring, the distillery set on the River Isla at Keith.

    At 43% it is supple and honeyed. The Oloroso gives dried fruit and a warm nuttiness, and orchard fruit and a creamy honey sit alongside honeyed oak sweetness underneath. A baked apple and a warm ginger lift it. It finishes clean, fruity and rich. This is a rich Speyside malt from the home of Chivas.

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