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| Glenugie (closed) |
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| Region | Highlands |
| District | Eastern Highlands |
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| Neighbours | |
| Owner | Whitbread / Long John |
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| Address | Peterhead, Aberdeenshire, AB42 0XY |
| History | 1830 : established 1837 : first production 1873 : converted to a brewery 1925 : closed 1937 : reopened by Seagar Evans & Co Ltd 1970 : taken over by Long John International 1975 : became part of Whitbread & Co Ltd 1983 : closed and dismantled |
| House Style | |
| Independent Bottler | Gordon & MacPhail |
| Information | Only single malt bottlings by independent bottlers. |
INDEPENDENT BOTTLINGS FROM GORDON & MACPHAIL
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Glenugie 1968 -
Rare Old - 40% Cask: Refill Sherry Hogsheads. Colour: Orange gold. Nose: Sweet wood aromas - waxed oak, hints of charred oak. Rich fruits - apple skins and rhubarb. Treacle toffee aromas also present. Palate: Green, herbal flavours, hints of menthol and peppermint. Slight resinous edge. Finish: Slightly resinous with fruit notes. |
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Glenugie 1968 -
Rare Old - 43% Cask: Refill Sherry Hogsheads. Colour: Bright amber. Nose: Sweet, sherry notes combine with nutty and polished leather aromas. Some fruitiness (green apples) and a perfumed edge. Palate: Sweet, herbal flavours - hints of bracken and gorse. A peppery smokiness develops with a malty, cereal note. Finish: Spices with a sherried edge. |
