Glenury Royal - 50 Year Old (1968) Casks Of Distinction #8709

Glenury Royal - 50 Year Old (1968) Casks Of Distinction #8709

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Region
Highlands
Distillery Status
demolished
Type
Single Malt Whisky
Bottles Produced
192
Size
70cl
Delivery Weight
2.00
Strength
45
Country of origin
Scotland

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About the distillery

Glenury Royal was founded by Robert Barclay in 1825, taking its name from the glen that runs through the Ury district. Weeks after opening in Stonehaven, a fire destroyed stocks of barley, along with the kiln and parts of the malting floor. Two weeks after the fire, worker James Clark died in an accident with the boiler. Robert Barclay died in 1854, and the distillery was auctioned to William Richie three years later.

The maltings of Glenury Royal were closed in 1968. The distillery then kept producing malt whisky for almost two more decades, but eventually it was mothballed on May 31, 1985.

In 1992 the owners decided to cease the malt whisky production at Glenury Royal for good. The buildings of the distillery were sold in 1993 to a property company who turned part of these buildings into apartments.

Other Information

This is a bottle from Cask of Distinction #8709; a 1968 vintage Glenury Royal from a single cask, distilled on 7th November 1968 and matured in a hogshead for 50 years before being bottled on 8th November 2018.

This is bottle number 48 of 192.

Diageo's "Casks of Distinction" is a programme designed to offer the private sale of individual casks of rare and uniquely exceptional Single Malt Scotch Whisky, hand selected by Diageo’s team of four Master Blenders. Each Cask of Distinction is chosen on the basis of its age, rarity and/or special character. Diageo then assist their clients to bottle these casks at request, using the specially deigned bottles and labels which set these bottles apart.

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Due to the various ages of bottles and their seals, condition of liquid is at the buyer's discretion and no claim can be lodged against leakage in transit.

It is not uncommon for bottles to contain sediment, either in the form of naturally occurring lipids that precipitate out of the whisky at low temperatures or in the form of cask related sediment. This is particularly prevalent in older bottlings. Neither naturally occurring lipids or cask related sediment would affect the taste if consumed and it is not considered a fault.