Glengoyne Legacy Series: Chapter Three

Glengoyne Legacy Series: Chapter Three

Celebrate a monumental figure in whisky history with the Glengoyne Legacy Series: Chapter Three, an exceptional single malt crafted to honour Sir Arthur John Tedder, the Glengoyne exciseman whose meticulous standards helped shape whisky as we know it today. This release embodies Glengoyne's ethos of Unhurried Perfection, reflecting the patience and dedication that has defined the distillery since 1833.

A Tribute to Tradition

Sir Tedder's commitment to excellence is mirrored in the craftsmanship of this whisky. Bottled at 48% ABV, this non-chill filtered expression is matured in some of the finest American oak sherry casks from Glengoyne's warehouses, chosen for their ability to impart complexity, richness, and balance.

The result is a single malt that exemplifies the fruity, intricate flavours achieved through Glengoyne’s signature slow distillation process, the slowest in Scotland. Every drop is a tribute to the meticulous care and attention to detail that both Tedder and Glengoyne have championed.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Bright and inviting with notes of ripe orchard fruits—think apples and pears—layered with toffee sweetness and a touch of citrus zest. A hint of vanilla and soft oak adds depth and balance.
• Palate: Rich and complex, showcasing sherry-soaked fruits, creamy caramel, and warming spice. Subtle notes of honey and nuts emerge, underscoring the American oak’s influence. The mouthfeel is silky and unhurried, a hallmark of Glengoyne’s process.
• Finish: Long and elegant with lingering flavours of spiced fruits, toasted oak, and a whisper of chocolate.

A Collector’s Dream

The Glengoyne Legacy Series: Chapter Three is more than just a whisky—it’s a journey through Glengoyne’s storied history. Whether you’re a long-time collector or a curious newcomer, this release is a fitting testament to the distillery's pursuit of perfection and its unwavering dedication to tradition.

Raise a glass to Sir Arthur John Tedder, to Glengoyne’s unhurried approach, and to the timeless artistry of whisky-making.