Glenlossie
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Rarely seen as a single malt, whisky produced by the powerhouse that is Glenlossie is a major contributor to Diageo's blends.
Основні розливи
Історія
Constructed in 1876 by John Duff [see Longmorn, Benriach] Alexander Allen, H.M.S. Mackay (a man, not a ship) and the owner of Tobermory, London blender John Hopkins, Glenlossie ran independently until 1919 when it became part of DCL. In 1930, it joined that firm’s Haig stable.
Always one of the Speyside blending powerhouses, its four stills were increased to six in 1962 and since 1971 it has shared its site with Mannochmore.
It also is home to a dark grains plant, processing draff, pot ale and spent lees from Diageo’s nearby sites. The site also has 14 warehouses holding 250,000 casks of maturing spirit and whisky from the same Diageo distilleries.
Хронологія
- 1876 Glenlossie is built by John Duff, Alexander Allen and HMS Mackay
- 1895 The Glenlossie-Glenlivet Distillery Company is formed
- 1919 The distillery joins DCL's portfolio
- 1930 Glenlossie forms part of DCL's Haig portfolio
- 1962 An investment brings Glenlossie's stills up to six
- 1971 Mannochmore distillery is built on the same site; a dark grains plant is installed
- 1990 A 10-year-old is launched as part of the Flora & Fauna range
Факти виробництва
- Condenser Type
- Shell and tube
- Fermentation Time
- 75hrs
- Filling Strength
- 63.5%
- Grist Weight (t)
- 8.2
- Heat Source
- Steam
- Malt Specification
- Non peated
- Malt Supplier
- Mainly in house
- Mash Tun Type
- Lauter
- New-make Phenol Level
- Non peaty
- New-make Strength
- 67-69%
- Spirit Still Charge (l)
- 13,500
- Spirit Still Shape
- Plain
- Stills
- 6
- Wash Still Charge (l)
- 15,800
- Wash Still Shape
- Plain
- Washback Type
- Wood
- Washbacks
- 8
- Water Source
- Barden Burn
- Wort Clarity
- Clear
- Yeast Type
- Creamed
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