Wednesday, November 13, 2024

GORDON & MACPHAIL LAUNCHES ITS THIRD RECOLLECTION SERIES

Gordon & MacPhail, has announced the launch of this year’s rare single cask whiskies, from its annual Recollection Series.

The rare releases, which have been described by the brand as “forgotten masterpieces” come from closed or long time-silent Scottish distilleries, and include single malts from Rosebank, Glenlochy, Convalmore, Imperial, North Port and Port Ellen distilleries.

Gordon & MacPhail launches its third Recollection Series

Each of the increasingly rare whiskies which have been bottled at cask strength, have been maturing in the Gordon & MacPhail warehouse - from 32 years for the Rosebank release and up to 44 years in the case of the release from Glenlochy distillery.

To celebrate the launch, Gordon & MacPhail has partnered with renowned Emmy award-winning animation director and illustrator, Bruno Mangyoku, who has captured the distilleries in all their former glory in his own unique style. Bruno’s artwork can be seen on the Recollection Series’ new packaging, as well as being available to purchase separately.

The 2024 Gordon & MacPhail Recollection Series, is comprised of:

Rosebank 1991 (51.2% ABV) – RRP £2,100

Glenlochy 1979 (53.2% ABV) – RRP £4,000

Convalmore 1984 (51.1% ABV) – RRP £2,300

Imperial 1990 (52.7% ABV) – RRP £1,650

North Port 1981 (50.9% ABV) – RRP £3,850

Port Ellen 1981 (52.5% ABV) – RRP £10,000

Commenting on the launch, Stuart Urquhart, Operations Director at Gordon & MacPhail, said: “This year marks our third Recollection Series, which again brings a carefully chosen selection of rare and unique whiskies to enthusiasts worldwide. We’re fortunate enough to have access to a liquid library which is testament to the relationships we’ve nurtured with whisky distillers for almost 130 years. We’re proud to be able to revive the spirit of these historic distilleries, bringing their stories back into the present day.”

The 2024 Gordon & MacPhail Recollection Series, is now available from their online store and select specialist retailers.


Posted by Steve Rush