The Whisky Cellar Dark Glenrothes 13 Year Old
Key Facts About This Single Malt Scotch Bottler: The Whisky Cellar Range: Private Cellars Selection Distillery: Glenrothes Age: 13 Years Old Distilled: 2012 Bottled: 2025 Region: Speyside Cask Type: Oloroso sherry octave finish Cask Ref: 4135 Alcohol by Volume: Cask strength at 50.1% Bottled: Natural colour and without chill filtration Outturn: 170 bottles Bottle Size: 700ml Glenrothes 13 year old tasting notes Nose: Fruity notes of dried figs and raisins, together with spicy hints of cinnamon and vanilla. Palate: Full and mouth-coating with aromas of dark chocolate, ripe plums and a subtle oak note. Finish: Long, warming and slightly sweet with a hint of sherry and spices. About this Whisky Cellar release The Whisky Cellar’s Private Cellars Selection brings us this 13-year-old Glenrothes, distilled in 2012 and bottled in 2025. Matured in an oloroso sherry octave (a cask around one-eighth the size of a traditional butt) the whisky has enjoyed a particularly intense wood influence. Octave casks are prized for accelerating maturation, creating a bold, concentrated style in a shorter time. Bottled at cask strength (50.1%), with natural colour and no chill filtration, the outturn is just 170 bottles worldwide. The nose opens with dried figs, raisins, and hints of cinnamon and vanilla. The palate is full and mouth-coating, offering flavours of dark chocolate, ripe plums, and gentle oak. A long, warming finish brings sweet sherry richness and lingering spice. Founded in 1878 in the heart of Speyside, Glenrothes is best known for its fruity, sherried house style - often featuring orchard fruits, citrus, and baking spice. Much of its output is reserved for blends like Cutty Sark and The Famous Grouse, making single cask bottlings like this relatively rare. The oloroso octave finish adds another dimension, amplifying richness while retaining Glenrothes’ elegant, fruity character.
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The Whisky Cellar Dark Glenrothes 13 Year Old
Key Facts About This Single Malt Scotch Bottler: The Whisky Cellar Range: Private Cellars Selection Distillery: Glenrothes Age: 13 Years Old Distilled: 2012 Bottled: 2025 Region: Speyside Cask Type: Oloroso sherry octave finish Cask Ref: 4135 Alcohol by Volume: Cask strength at 50.1% Bottled: Natural colour and without chill filtration Outturn: 170 bottles Bottle Size: 700ml Glenrothes 13 year old tasting notes Nose: Fruity notes of dried figs and raisins, together with spicy hints of cinnamon and vanilla. Palate: Full and mouth-coating with aromas of dark chocolate, ripe plums and a subtle oak note. Finish: Long, warming and slightly sweet with a hint of sherry and spices. About this Whisky Cellar release The Whisky Cellar’s Private Cellars Selection brings us this 13-year-old Glenrothes, distilled in 2012 and bottled in 2025. Matured in an oloroso sherry octave (a cask around one-eighth the size of a traditional butt) the whisky has enjoyed a particularly intense wood influence. Octave casks are prized for accelerating maturation, creating a bold, concentrated style in a shorter time. Bottled at cask strength (50.1%), with natural colour and no chill filtration, the outturn is just 170 bottles worldwide. The nose opens with dried figs, raisins, and hints of cinnamon and vanilla. The palate is full and mouth-coating, offering flavours of dark chocolate, ripe plums, and gentle oak. A long, warming finish brings sweet sherry richness and lingering spice. Founded in 1878 in the heart of Speyside, Glenrothes is best known for its fruity, sherried house style - often featuring orchard fruits, citrus, and baking spice. Much of its output is reserved for blends like Cutty Sark and The Famous Grouse, making single cask bottlings like this relatively rare. The oloroso octave finish adds another dimension, amplifying richness while retaining Glenrothes’ elegant, fruity character.
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Product Description
Key Facts About This Single Malt Scotch Bottler: The Whisky Cellar Range: Private Cellars Selection Distillery: Glenrothes Age: 13 Years Old Distilled: 2012 Bottled: 2025 Region: Speyside Cask Type: Oloroso sherry octave finish Cask Ref: 4135 Alcohol by Volume: Cask strength at 50.1% Bottled: Natural colour and without chill filtration Outturn: 170 bottles Bottle Size: 700ml Glenrothes 13 year old tasting notes Nose: Fruity notes of dried figs and raisins, together with spicy hints of cinnamon and vanilla. Palate: Full and mouth-coating with aromas of dark chocolate, ripe plums and a subtle oak note. Finish: Long, warming and slightly sweet with a hint of sherry and spices. About this Whisky Cellar release The Whisky Cellar’s Private Cellars Selection brings us this 13-year-old Glenrothes, distilled in 2012 and bottled in 2025. Matured in an oloroso sherry octave (a cask around one-eighth the size of a traditional butt) the whisky has enjoyed a particularly intense wood influence. Octave casks are prized for accelerating maturation, creating a bold, concentrated style in a shorter time. Bottled at cask strength (50.1%), with natural colour and no chill filtration, the outturn is just 170 bottles worldwide. The nose opens with dried figs, raisins, and hints of cinnamon and vanilla. The palate is full and mouth-coating, offering flavours of dark chocolate, ripe plums, and gentle oak. A long, warming finish brings sweet sherry richness and lingering spice. Founded in 1878 in the heart of Speyside, Glenrothes is best known for its fruity, sherried house style - often featuring orchard fruits, citrus, and baking spice. Much of its output is reserved for blends like Cutty Sark and The Famous Grouse, making single cask bottlings like this relatively rare. The oloroso octave finish adds another dimension, amplifying richness while retaining Glenrothes’ elegant, fruity character.
Product Specifications
General | |
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Color | white/orange |
Size | 7 |
Brand | The Whisky Cellar |
Material | oak/wood |
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