Inchgower : 23 results priced between £25.00 and £300.00

"3cl / 43.00% - Not often seen as a single malt, most whisky produced at Inchgower goes to make the famous Bells blend. This is a 1997 bottling. "

"70cl / 43.00% - Not often seen as a single malt, most whisky produced at Inchgower goes to make the famous Bells blend. This is a 1997 bottling. "

Taste: Rich and smooth, sweet overall but with a light nuttiness. Develops into a drier, spicy and slightly salty taste.

Arthur Bell & Sons made little changes to Inchgower until 1966 when they modernised the distillery and expanded the number of stills from two to four, doubling the capacity. The malt whisky that was distilled at Inchgower eventually became an important component of the Bell's blends . That wasn't the only blend it was used for though - it's part of the Johnnie Walker and White Horse blends too.

Inchgower 14-year-old is a Speyside malt Scotch whisky. On the nose there are vague hints of peat and an almost chocolatey spiciness with a whisper of sea salt. On the palate it starts sweet and malty and becomes drier and saltier as it develops. The finish is a lingering salty delight.

A true gem, a taste sensation! Awarded 5 stars, 90/100 by Serge Valentin - www.whiskyfun.com

Reviews of the Inchgower 1982 | 30 Year Old | Berry Bros & Rudd

Inchgower malt whisky has a fragrant, floral nose with a delicate sweetness.The palate is quite spicy with a hint of ground pepper and a just a hint of peppermint.

Palate: Astonishingly cool at first. Dense, with a near-impenetrable herbal bitterness. Italian bitters [Fernet Branca]. Rapidly becomes fierce and intensely drying. Pure liquorice and strong Assam black teas. Water transforms some tannin character into a perfumed, slightly oily, sweetness with hints of quinine and citrus pith.

About Inchgower Beinn A' Cheo 2000 The distillery was built in 1871 in an area renowned for illicit distilling. It's decribed as a Speyside, its not long way from the Moray Firth, near the fishing port of Buckie Beinn a'Cheo (meaning mountain of mist in Scottish Gaelic) is... Read more... Inchgower Beinn A' Cheo 2000 The distillery was built in 1871 in an area renowned for illicit distilling. It's decribed as a Speyside, its not long way from the Moray Firth, near the fishing port of Buckie...

In original carton. Good labelling with some minor scuffing. Level: very top shoulder. 26 2/3 fl. ozs., 75.7 cl. Single malt, 70 degrees proof

"70cl / 46.00% - Pears and Almonds. Apples and Pears. Cor blimey - it's an Inchgower we've half-inched from Wemyss. Aged for 31 years in a single Hogshead and distilled in 1982, just 315 bottles have been produced."

A dumpy bottle of 21 year old Inchgower bottled in the 1980s by Cadenhead's.

Reviews of the Inchgower 1982 | 30 Year Old | Cask 8258

This Inchgower was distilled on 20 November 2000 and bottled on 10 February 2012 from an ex-Bourbon cask which produced 180 bottles.

"70cl / 46.00% - A very well-aged Inchgower from Montgomerie's distilled in October 1990 and bottled in March 2013."

An extremely rare bottling of Flora and Fauna - rarely available for sale. The White Capped bottlings in the Flora and Fauna range are from the initial releases, therefore quite rare!

"3cl / 51.90% - A lovely 30 year old Inchgower with a truly classic Speyside style, this was distilled in 1982 and aged in a single cask (number 6985) before bottling at natural cask strength for Berry Brothers and Rudd."

70cl / 58.9% / Distillery Bottling - A rare 13 year old Inchgower Manager's Dram, originally given to friends and employees of the distillery and not openly sold.

75cl / 46% / Moon Import

75cl / 46% / Cadenhead's - A dumpy bottle of 21 year old Inchgower bottled in the 1980s by Cadenhead's.