25 Year Old · Single Malt Scotch Whisky · 43% ABV
Speyside, Scotland
🥃 The Story
A rare long-aged expression from one of Speyside’s lesser-seen distilleries, this 25 Year Old Glen Keith showcases the distillery’s elegant, fruit-forward style. Matured for a quarter century, it brings together juicy summer fruit, orange and ginger marmalade, vanilla custard and gentle spice.
🏭 The Producer
Glen Keith was the first new distillery built in Speyside in the 20th century. Located beside the River Isla in Keith, the distillery developed a reputation for experimentation and for producing a light, fruity spirit that showcases the classic character of Speyside single malt.
👃 Aroma
Toffee apple and spiced ginger marmalade lead into ripe orchard fruit, orange, vanilla and soft floral notes, with a gentle touch of oak.
👅 Palate
Smooth and sweet, with tangy gooseberry jam, vanilla custard and ripe fruit. Warm ginger and mellow baking spice add depth, balanced by the richness of the American oak.
✨ Finish
Long, smooth and sweet, with lingering fruit, vanilla and a gentle warming spice.
🗺️ Origin
Speyside, Scotland — Glen Keith sits beside the River Isla in Keith, in the heart of one of Scotland’s most celebrated whisky-producing regions. Its style is closely associated with elegant fruit, sweetness and soft spice.
🪵 The Maturation
Matured for 25 years in first-fill American oak barrels, allowing the naturally fruity Glen Keith spirit to develop layers of orange, vanilla, orchard fruit and gentle spice while gaining depth and richness from the cask.
🍸 How to Enjoy
Best enjoyed neat to appreciate its delicate fruit and oak character. A few drops of water can open the aromatics, while serving over ice offers a slower, more relaxed pour.
🍽️ Perfect With
🍫 Dark chocolate and chocolate desserts
🧀 Mature cheddar and aged hard cheeses
🍞 Apple tart and warm fruit desserts
🥩 Roast pork with apple or ginger
🏆 Critical Acclaim
Gold — International Spirits Challenge 2022
⏳ The Bottle
An individually numbered special aged release from Glen Keith, offering a rare opportunity to experience this lesser-seen Speyside single malt at 25 years of age.
