Glen Breton Battle of The Glen Alcohol/Vol_41% dried fruit and spice

dried fruit and spice

inspired by the original recipe produced by Charles Tanqueray back in the 1860's after a trip to the orange groves of Spain

Full flavoured dark skinned fruits and sweet spice on the palate with soft hints of cigar and leather in the lingering finish

A'bunadh is made in homage to Aberlour's founder

Well not officially

Glen Breton Battle of The Glen Alcohol/Vol_41% dried fruit and spice"Battle of the Glen" references the Scotch Whisky Association (SWA), trying to stop the distillers from using the word 'Glen' in their name, though it was dismissed 9 years after the litigation started. In celebration, Glenora released this very whisky. With waves of malt flavours, vanilla led barley and fresh orchard fruits on the palate, and subtle peat on the finish.