Description
Glenturret
Glenturret is one of the oldest still producing distillery there is in Scotland. Its history traces back to some smugglers in 1775.
Glenturret distillery offers a range of official and independent bottlings, including several age-statement releases and special editions, although many older bottles are now rare. Known for its connection to blending, particularly as a key component of The Famous Grouse blend, Glenturret is touted as Scotland's oldest distillery, with a history of both legal and illicit distillation dating back to the 18th century. The distillery has undergone numerous changes in ownership and operations, including a 30-year period of inactivity before being revitalized in 1959. Today, under the ownership of the Erdington Group, Glenturret continues to produce a single 10-year-old bottle, reflecting its rich heritage and commitment to quality.
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