Name: Glen Spey 18 Year Old 2007 Signatory Symington's Choice Cask No: 4 Single Malt - 70cl 57.4%
Brand: Glen Spey
SKU: GLENSY18SVSM
Price: 79.99 GBP
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Glen Spey 18 Year Old 2007 Signatory Symington's Choice Cask No: 4 Single Malt - 70cl 57.4%

£79.99

Glen Spey 18 Year Old 2007 Signatory Symington's Choice Cask No: 4 Single Malt - 70cl 57.4%

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Age 18 Year Old

Distillery Glen Spey

Region Speyside

Cask Type First-Fill Oloroso Sherry Butts

Style Malt and Scotch

Colour

Tawny

Nose

Sweet malt, vanilla, orchard fruits, honey, and gentle oak spice.

Palate

Full-bodied and complex with caramel, toffee, apple, pear, citrus, and warming spice.

Finish

A long, smooth, and warming finish with lingering sweetness, oak, and subtle spice.

About This Whisky

Glen Spey 18 Year Old 2007 Signatory Symington’s Choice Cask No. 4 Single Malt Scotch Whisky – 70cl | 57.4% ABV

Glen Spey 18 Year Old 2007 Signatory Symington’s Choice Cask No. 4 Single Malt Scotch Whisky is a rare and powerful Speyside single malt, distilled in 2007 and matured for 18 years before being bottled at an impressive 57.4% ABV cask strength. This exclusive release is part of the prestigious Symington’s Choice range by Signatory Vintage, known for selecting exceptional single casks of outstanding quality.

Distilled at Glen Spey Distillery in Speyside, Scotland, this limited-edition whisky has been matured in a single cask (#4), allowing it to develop depth, character, and individuality. Bottled at natural cask strength, non-chill filtered, and at natural colour, it offers a rich and authentic whisky experience for collectors and enthusiasts.

Product Details

Distillery: Glen Spey
Bottler: Signatory Vintage (Symington’s Choice)
Region: Speyside, Scotland
Vintage: 2007
Age Statement: 18 Years Old
Cask Number: #4
Style: Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
ABV: 57.4%
Bottle Size: 70cl
Strength: Cask Strength
Cask Type: Single Cask (oak cask matured)
Filtration: Non-chill filtered
Colour: Natural colour
Release: Limited edition / single cask bottling

Why Buy Glen Spey 18 Year Old 2007 Symington’s Choice?

Rare 18 year old Speyside single malt Scotch whisky
Distilled in 2007 – collectible vintage release
Bottled from a single cask (#4) for uniqueness
Part of the premium Signatory Vintage Symington’s Choice series
High-strength cask strength whisky at 57.4% ABV

The Glen Spey 18 Year Old 2007 Signatory Symington’s Choice Cask No. 4 70cl 57.4% is perfect for those searching for buy Glen Spey whisky online, cask strength Speyside single malt, Signatory Vintage releases, or single cask Scotch whisky UK. With its limited availability, high strength, and classic Speyside character, this bottle is a standout addition to any whisky collection.

About

Glen Spey Distillery

Despite being a relatively small and obscure distillery, Glen Spey has a rich and intriguing history. Over the years, Glen Spey has shared the town of Rothes with four other distilleries: Glenrothes, Glen Grant, Speyburn, and Caperdonich. Glen Spey’s production is relatively modest in comparison to its neighbors, which explains why it has gone relatively unnoticed for so long.

Glen Spey started its life as an oatmeal mill. It’s founder, James Stuart, was a corn merchant before he branched out into Whisky. The distillery was founded in 1878, with Stuart simply added the distillery’s equipment to the building. In 1887, it was sold to the London-based Gilbey Company, and despite a small fire in 1920, and expansion in 1969-70, went about its business relatively uneventfully for almost a century. The majority of the spirit produced at the site was used in Gilbey’s Spey Royal Blend, with no real official bottlings occurring.

In 1962, W&A Gilbey and Company merged with United Wine Traders, the owners of Justerini & Brooks, who were responsible for the production of J&B Blended Whisky. In 1970, the number of stills were increased from two to four, bringing the distillery’s production capacity to its modern-day level. Under the merge, Glen Spey became a major part of the J&B Blend. Glen Spey survived a series of corporate mergers in the late twentieth century, finally resulting in Diageo obtaining the site. 2001 was an important year in the history of the distillery, bringing the first official bottling – a 12 year-old, released as part of Diageo’s Flora and Fauna range.

Glen Spey also has the distinction of being the only Rothes distillery to boast a ghost. The story of the ghost dates back to the Second World War, when a solider posted at the distillery was tragically electrocuted in an accident. It is said that his spirit still roams the site at night.

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