Glenrothes 10 Years Old Palo Cartado Finish Daily Dram 0.70 ltr 56%

0.70 ltr. 56%

The Daily Dram series is back. With two new bottlings where we have chosen to explore the flavor influence of sherry casks. In this case it concerns two expressions of The Glenrothes Distillery. The whiskeys are both ten years old. The difference, however, lies in the second maturation. After these whiskeys spent 8 years in ex-bourbon casks, they were transferred to another cask, where they spent another two years.

The second maturation of bottling one took place on Oloroso casks, while that second maturation of the second bottling took place on Palo Cortado casks. So this gives you a great opportunity to taste and compare the impact these sherry casks have on the whisky. Oloroso vs. Palo Cortado.

To make these two bottles into a beautiful whole, we have also thought of the label design. A black background with a fiery image that immediately brings to mind Spain. On the Oloroso variant you will recognize a toreador, while on the Palo Cortado variant a flamenco dancer is depicted. A wonderful duo.