WhiskeyVerse/Battle Of The Glen Canadian Single Malt 15 year 750 ML
Battle Of The Glen Canadian Single Malt 15 year 750 ML
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About this bottle
Glen Breton Rare Battle of the Glen is a 15-year-old Canadian single malt from Glenora Distillery in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia — North America's first single malt whisky distillery. The name marks Glenora's decade-long legal fight with the Scotch Whisky Association over the right to use the word "Glen," a fight Glenora won, and this whisky commemorates that outcome after fifteen years in American white oak. The nose leans grassy and herbal, dry hay and mint giving way to a floral, sweetly grassy palate layered with old rum and pipe tobacco. The finish builds to a spicy crescendo before a slightly bitter close. Bottled at 43% ABV, it's for collectors who want Canadian whisky history in the glass, not just the flavor.
How to drink Glen Breton Battle of the Glen 15 Year
Neat, in a glass that lets the grassy, herbal nose develop — this isn't a whisky to drown in ice. Give it a few minutes to open before the rum and tobacco notes show up fully.
Specs
Whisky86 proof · American white oak
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Questions about this bottle
What glass and temperature suit this whisky best?
A tulip-shaped glass at room temperature lets the grassy, herbal nose open up; a splash of water is fine if you want to soften the finish.
Why is it called Battle of the Glen?
The name commemorates Glenora Distillery's decade-long legal dispute with the Scotch Whisky Association over its right to use the word 'Glen' on a non-Scottish whisky — a fight Glenora won.
What cask was this whisky matured in?
It spent fifteen years in American white oak before bottling.
What's the ABV?
It's bottled at 43% ABV (86 proof).
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