Lady Of The Glen Teaninich 13 Year Old Profiler Barrique

Name: Lady Of The Glen Teaninich 13 Year Old Profiler Barrique
Brand: Lady Of The Glen
SKU: LOTG-TNC-13-580
Price: 79.95 GBP
Availability: InStock

£79.95

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Key Facts About This Single Malt Scotch

Bottler: Lady Of The Glen

Founders: Gregor Hannah

Distillery: Teaninich

Region: Highlands, Scotland

Distilled: 8th January 2010

Bottled: 12th September 2023

Age: 13 years

Cask Type: Profiler wine barrique

Cask Ref: 721009

Alcohol by Volume: Cask strength at 58%

Bottled: Natural colour and non chill filtered

Outturn: 262 bottles

Bottle Size: 700ml

Teaninich 13 Year Old Tasting Notes

Official tasting notes

Black cherry, hazelnut chocolate and juicy citrus fruits.

About this Lady of The Glen whisky

A medium bodied spirit with a strong balance of fruity, floral and spice notes. Lady Of The Glen has matured this release in a hogshead which was then re-racked in 2018 into a profiler ex-wine barrique, sourced from J Dias Cooperage for the remaining years.

Teaninich Distillery produces a light and dry spirit that we see as a blank canvas to offer additional cask flavours. In this case, the whisky has spent over 5 years finish in a profiler wine barrique produced by the J.Dias cooperage in Portugal. The process of producing these casks, unique to J.Dias, is similar to an STR cask however, the toasting and re-charring is more gentle. This retains more of the residual wine flavours opposed to the intense oak from traditional STR casks.

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Lady Of The Glen Teaninich 13 Year Old Profiler Barrique

£79.95

Meet The Founder

Gregor Hannah

Lady Of The Glen was founded by, and is still run by, Gregor Hannah. From a young age, Gregor developed a keen interest in whisky, influenced by his father, a Scottish piper. His father would often receive bottles of whisky as tokens of appreciation for his performances at various celebrations, including weddings and Burn's Nights. Fascinated by the wide array of bottles, each with its own unique colours, shape, and label, Gregor developed a strong appreciation for scotch whisky.

Two and a half decades later, while working at a bar, Gregor's learned about independent bottling. Here, he gained in-depth knowledge about the history and techniques of sourcing and bottling unique whiskies. This led him to establish Lady of The Glen in 2012. The brand is independently owned and specialises in sourcing and bottling rare, single-cask whiskies from various regions in Scotland.

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