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Whisky Glengoyne 2007 15Y Highland 70cl - Astuccio - Old Particular - Douglas Laing 2007
Douglas LaingWhisky 70 cl 48.4% vol Notes of dried fruit, honey, sweet spices
$149.73−17%($213.90/ℓ)
Recommended price: $179.90
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Technical information
- Producer
- Douglas Laing
- Type
- Whisky
- Format
- 70 cl
- Gradation
- 48.4%
- Aging
- 15 years
- Aromatic profile
- Notes of dried fruit, honey, sweet spices
- Ingredients
- Malted barley, water, yeast
- Type of cask
- Oak barrels
- Distillation method
- Distillation in copper stills
- Number of distillations
- 2
- Filtration
- Not cold filtered
- Color
- Golden amber
- Consumption
- At room temperature, neat or with a drop of water
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Elegant and restrained, this Glengoyne 2007 15Y Highland from Douglas Laing's Old Particular selection shows a refined profile that favors the sweetness of the malt over power. On the nose it opens with ripe white-fleshed fruit — apple and pear — followed by notes of honey, caramel and a hint of citrus that keeps the palate lively; the bouquet remains clean, with delicate spices framing without weighing it down. The mouthfeel is soft and enveloping, the body balanced and the progression smooth, with light tannins and good persistence that invite a second sip.
The gift box makes it suitable as a present for those who appreciate whiskies of restrained character. Serving it slightly cool brings out the fruity freshness; a teaspoon of water reveals further sweet and spicy nuances without upsetting the balance. It pairs well with soft cheeses or desserts based on dried fruit, but retains its charm on its own as a contemplative digestif.
The gift box makes it suitable as a present for those who appreciate whiskies of restrained character. Serving it slightly cool brings out the fruity freshness; a teaspoon of water reveals further sweet and spicy nuances without upsetting the balance. It pairs well with soft cheeses or desserts based on dried fruit, but retains its charm on its own as a contemplative digestif.