The Glenrothes 36 Year Old 1978 Single Cask #3631

The Glenrothes 36 Year Old. Truly a 1970’s classic, The Glenrothes Vintage 1978 is an outstanding vintage bottling. Distill in 1978 and bottle in 2008. Glenrothes has always been universally acclaim by blenders as an exceptional Speyside Malt. Each vintage is rare and has its own unique personality.

However. The Glenrothes Vintage 1978 is most likely the very last Glenrothes from the 1970s, comprises of a small selection of casks. Hand-pick by John Ramsay, Malt Master. Each of these casks were chosen at their pinnacle of maturity.

Moreover. This well-age Glenrothes single malt is distill back in February 1978, and left to rest for two decades. It is then bottle in 1999 as a restrict release (like what it says on the label!), with the tasting notes on the bottle suggesting notes of blackberry and vanilla.

This 1978 Vintage is most likely the very last Glenrothes from the 1970s, comprises of a small selection of casks. Hand-pick by John Ramsay, Malt Master. Each of these casks were chosen at their pinnacle of maturity.

oak, fresh almonds and spice. It also promises a distinctive aroma of rose oil from aging in this particular cask and a rich mouthfeel that only comes with such maturation. The Glenrothes 36 Year Old

The 36-year-old juice is just the cherry on top of this next-gen release, though. Maddie Dai, most famous for her illustrations in The New Yorker, has created a custom artwork that gives collectors a chance to go beyond the physical bottle and delve into the whisky’s heritage virtually and experientially. Furthermore, it artfully merges the distillery’s home in Rothes with New York City.