Glencadam 14 Years
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Malted barley, fresh local spring water and yeast are used to make our whisky. We also rely heavily on one essential ingredient - time. Our award-winning malt is testament to our craftsmanship and the artisan approach we use, passed down through generations.
The essential supply of pure water for distilling depends on Glencadam's long-held rights to springs at The Moorans, some 8.7 miles away and perhaps the longest water supply for distilling purposes of any Scottish distillery. This precious resource then flows through the Unthank hills on its way to the distillery. The distillery also has rights to draw water from Barry Burn for cooling purposes.
The essential supply of pure water for distilling depends on Glencadam's long-held rights to springs at The Moorans, some 8.7 miles away and perhaps the longest water supply for distilling purposes of any Scottish distillery. This precious resource then flows through the Unthank hills on its way to the distillery. The distillery also has rights to draw water from Barry Burn for cooling purposes.
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Merknaam
Glencadam
Bottelaar
Distillery
Type
Distillaat
Soort
Whisky
Classificatie
Single Malt
Inhoudsmaat
70 CL.
Vol. Alcohol
46,0 % Vol.
Land
Schotland
Regio
Highlands
Leeftijd
14 Years
Vatfinish
Oloroso Sherry Cask
Producent
Glencadam Distillery
Kleur
Orange golden.
Geur
Sherried peels, dates, custard and apple crumble. Pepper, cinnamon and barley malt.
Smaak
Rich, fruity palate with notes of clean malt and buttery toffee. Gingernut biscuits and walnut loaf.
Finish
Good length with sweet spices and fruit.
Malted barley, fresh local spring water and yeast are used to make our whisky. We also rely heavily on one essential ingredient - time. Our award-winning malt is testament to our craftsmanship and the artisan approach we use, passed down through generations.
The essential supply of pure water for distilling depends on Glencadam's long-held rights to springs at The Moorans, some 8.7 miles away and perhaps the longest water supply for distilling purposes of any Scottish distillery. This precious resource then flows through the Unthank hills on its way to the distillery. The distillery also has rights to draw water from Barry Burn for cooling purposes.