The Glenrothes 18 Year Old Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky

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Taken in isolation, the foundations style does help to contextualise the whisky-making art – the main aspects of the distillation and maturation process, the dedication of the teams working on each of them, and to a limited degree the differences between the three Edrington distilleries in terms of their approaches (the unique aspect of Glenrothes being its slow distillation in very tall stills with boil bubbles – producing a spirit particularly suited to sherry cask maturation) But, looking from the top down, and particularly when I start to read (on the HP Keystones entry for sherry oak cask) ‘ …..casks contributing up to 80% of our whisky’s final flavour’, the methodology here starts to feel generic and cookie cutter.