THE MALTS OF SCOTLAND

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NOSING & TASTING

Series of 5 Scotch Single malt Whiskies brought out by Invergordon in Autumn of 1997 which provoked reaction because of the names for this single malts they were called

Craignure, Druichan, Ferintosh, Glenluig, Kinaple.

When the marketing stratigists of Invergordon used this names they broke with a tradition that give single malts the names of their distilleries,

at least when they were proprietor’s bottlings.

Invergordon was bought by Jim Beam in 1993, and finished production at the 3 Invergordon distilleries Bruichladdich, Tamnavulin, Tullibardine.

Invergordon owns Isle of Jura distillery in Craighouse and Bruichladdich and most likely Craignure and Druichan came from these, but neither they nor their then parent company, Whyte & Mackay / JBB Greater Europe owned by American Brands owned a distillery in the Lowlands or one named Ferintosh or Glenluig, they described Ferintosh as Speyside Glenluig as Highland.

The idea is that Glenluig is a Dalmore, Ferintosh is a Tamnavulin, Kincaple is a Glenkinchie,

THE MALTS OF SCOTLAND

GLENKINCHIE = Kincaple

TAMNAVULIN = Ferintosh

DALMORE = Glenluig

ISLE OF JURA = Craignure

BRUICHLADDICH = Druichan

We choose this whiskies from our existing stock, thischanges from time to time.

This 5 Scotch Single Malt Whiskies Glenkinchie, Tamnavulin, Dalmore, isle of Jura, Bruichladdich à 2 cl = 100,00per person