Name: Glen Garioch 1797 Founder's Reserve Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Brand: Glen Garioch
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Features

Characteristics Glen Garioch 1797 Founder's Reserve Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky.

ItemMaster Dimensions

Length, IN	4.012
Height, IN	9.838
Width, IN	3.928
Weight, LB	3.35

special attributes

Units In Package	1
Package Type	BOX
Package Size, ML	750.0
Temperature Indicator	Shelf Stable
Alcohol By Volume Percent	48
Alcohol Type	Spirits
Marketing Description	Glen Garioch Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky 1797 Founder's Reserve. Valley of the Garioch. Oldmeldrum. The granary of aberdeenshire. Oldmeldrum Aberdeenshire Scotland. Crafted by John & Alexander Manson since 1797, this selection of non chill - filtered Glen Garioch illustrates the distinct house character - honey sweetness, hints of heather and just a touch of spice. John & Alexander Manson distillery founders. Tasting notes: characterised with sweet vanilla, butterscotch & fresh green fruits, sweet buttercream and citrus cleanliness result in a fresh, gentle finish. 48% Alc./vol. 750 ml.
Other Description	Please enjoy Glen Garioch responsibly. [1797] established. Glen Garioch distillery staff, 1891. The location chosen by John & Alexander Manson for their new malt whisky distillery in 1797 was an obvious one. Oldmeldrum, in the celebrated valley of the Garioch, was named the 'granary of Aberdeenshire', famous for producing the finest golden barley in all of Scotland. Steeped in legacy and narrative; Glen Garioch, pronounced Geery in the ancient Doric dialect of aberdeenshire, is evocative of the Scottish highlands. Culturally distinct, influenced by tradition, and over 200 years of history. Glen Garioch whisky transport, 1892. www.glengarioch.com.
Ecommerce Description	Glen Garioch Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky 1797 Founder's Reserve. Characterised with sweet vanilla, butterscotch & fresh green fruits, sweet buttercream and citrus cleanliness result in a fresh, gentle finish. The location chosen by John & Alexander Manson for their new malt whisky distillery in 1797 was an obvious one. Oldmeldrum, in the celebrated valley of the Garioch, was named the 'granary of Aberdeenshire', famous for producing the finest golden barley in all of Scotland. Steeped in legacy and narrative; Glen Garioch, pronounced Geery in the ancient Doric dialect of aberdeenshire, is evocative of the Scottish highlands. Culturally distinct, influenced by tradition, and over 200 years of history. Glen Garioch whisky transport, 1892.