The Glenturret Highland 15

The Glenturret Highland 15 celebrates the partnership of European and American oak. The long maturation in European oak enhances the rich flavours of decadent fruitcake and distinct spice tones, while American oak influence dovetails beautifully, providing the sweeter notes of honey and vanilla.  

Glenturret has stuck to its farm origins, remaining one of the smallest of Scotland’s distilleries.  Licensed distilling, under the name "The Hosh," started in 1818 when John Drummond began making whisky.

In 1875, it changed its name from The Hosh to Glenturret – taking the name from a nearby distillery which had failed 20 years previously.

Once the home of the "Famous Grouse Experience", new owners, the Lalique Group and Swiss entrepreneur Hansjörg Wyss, have done away with the exhibit.

Producer's Tasting Notes

Nose: Heather honey, ripening citrus fruits with vanilla and cinnamon.

Palate: Figs and dates, with hints of warm baked fruitcake, served with afternoon tea.

Finish: A sweet, fruity finish lightly enfolded by soft oak.

700 mL

50.8% ABV