Glen Ord : 18 results priced between £5.00 and £300.00

75cl / 60% / Distillery Bottling

Distillery: Glen Ord Distilled: 2004 Bottled: 2009 Cask Type: Hogshead Cask No. 55 Limited Edition of: 1593 Non chill filtered, no added colour. Distilled, matured and bottled in Scotland. These whiskies are exceptional representation of each distillery. Rather than give you tasting notes, we have left space on the bottles label for your own unique tasting experience. Ideal to share with friends or as a gift on their Birth year.

While the name 'Singleton' had been reserved for the product of the Auchroisk whisky distillery (also owned by Diageo) during the 1980's and 1990's, around the year 2007 three brand new 'Singleton' single malt whiskies were introduced in different parts of the world. Oddly enough, these singletons were produced at three different malt whisky distilleries; Glendullan , Dufftown and Glen Ord. The malts from these distilleries are marketed under the same name in three different parts of the world -...

This Glen Ord was matured in an ex-American bourbon barrel and has a distinct and inevitable vanilla footprint from the cask but still manages to retain much of its distillery character. No doubt due to the robust nature of the distillate.

Glen Urquhart & Strathglass - Drumnadrochit & Muir of Ord

"3cl / 50.00% - 14 year old Glen Ord distilled in April 1997, this was aged in a refill hogshead before bottling for the Old Malt Cask range in July 2011. A release of just 149 bottles."

A detailed topographic map of Glen Urquhart & Strathglass from the Ordnance Survey Explorer series, covering Drumnadrochit & Muir of Ord.Edition A1; Publication date September 2007About this series:These highly detailed maps show all the administrative boundaries, settlements as small as isolated farms, the road network down to unfenced roads and country tracks, and field boundaries (hedges and drystone walls) which make navigation across the countryside much easier. Steep gradients on roads are...

Embarrassingly similar to the regular old 12YO bottles (pre "Singleton" disappointment). I say that despite the fact Glen Ord is one of my favourite single-malts (have tasted almost 150 of them).If you can afford this, and want REAL bang for your buck try bottles like the 30 YO Brora. My favourite all-time SM, specifically the 56.6% bottling from 2006. Amazing. I could have bought it two years ago for £175 and I was dumb enough to give it up, now it's £300...

"70cl / 46.00% - A 46% abv bottling of Glen Ord by Douglas Laing. Matured for 14 years before bottling in early 2013, expect well-rounded spice and fruit."

This is a perfect present for my fathers retirement as he has always favored glen ord as his most favorite malt whiskeys, but never tried one as nice as this. Not only will it be a supprise, it will bring a smile to his face and a soothing warmth inside as he takes his first sip on his 65 birthday. Derek weeden

Description Signatory Glen Ord 1998 single malt whisky bottled at 59.6% vol 1 of 246 bottles form a single cask. Bottles of Glen Ord have become very rare. Distilled 20/02/1998 Bottled: 01/02/2011 Matured in a Hogshead Cask No. 3476.

Glen Order 21 Year Old 1992 Director's Cut Highland single malt Scotch whiskey. Single refill butt cask #9478 bottled March 2013 by Douglas Laing Co.

A 1990s distillery bottling of 12 year old Glen Ord, more commonly known in the 2000s through its new Asian incarnation as Singleton of Glen Ord.

Cadenheads bottling of Glen Ord single malt whisky, distilled in 1996 and bottled in June 2008 at cask strength 58.2% vol. Matured in a bourbon hogshead cask it is 1 of 210 bottles only.

One of the earliest in the now legendary Rare Malts series. This Glen Ord is yet another brilliant example of old style highland malt from this great but unsung distillery. This is not the easiest of drams but if you like your whiskies wild and uncompromising then this will do it for you.

Description Glen Ord single malt distilled in April 1997 and bottled in July 2011 by Douglas laing. 1 of only 149 bottles produced. Nose: Opens clean & fresh-running to sweet fruit+ gristy style Palate: Still sweet- A macerated ripe fruit character+gentle spice Finish: Long-sweetly spiced with pleasant orange bitters lingering.

Glen Ord distillery was established in 1838 as Ord Distillery. It has changed names numerous times - Muir of Ord, Ord and Ordie. It has (like many distilleries) had a troubled past - bankruptcies, fires and takeovers. In 1966 the number of stills was increased to six. Now owned by Diageo, it has its own large maltings on site that supplies various other distilleries in the group as well.