Glengoyne 21 Year Old
21 years · 43.0% ABV · 70cl
from £199.85 2 retailers
£199.85 delivered
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Glengoyne whisky
5 bottles in stock, with the best current price from the UK retailers we check.
About the distillery
- Region
- Highland, Scotland
- Founded
- 1833
- Status
- Producing
- Capacity
- 1,200,000 litres of alcohol a year
- Stills
- 3 (1 wash, 2 spirit)
- Say it
- glen*goyne
Some of these details come from older printed sources and may have changed.
Glengoyne 10 Year Old
10 years · 40.0% ABV · 70cl
from £39.99 1 retailer
£44.94 delivered
Glengoyne 15 Year Old Single Malt Whisky
15 years · 43.0% ABV · 70cl
from £74.99 1 retailer
£79.49 delivered
Glengoyne 24 Year Old White Oak
24 years · 47.8% ABV · 70cl
from £409.00 1 retailer
£409.00 delivered
Glengoyne 30 Year Old
30 years · 70cl
from £929.99 1 retailer
£929.99 delivered
Buy a cask of Glengoyne
Whole casks of Glengoyne, not bottles. They are listed separately and are not part of our price comparison.
| Cask type | Filled | Litres | ABV | Price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Fill (Sassicaia 2020) barrique TWI-0081 | May 20179 years old | 177.9112.6 litres of alcohol | 63.3% | £9,305.26£82.64 per litre of alcohol | |
| 2nd Fill Oloroso hogshead TWI-0078 | Apr 201610 years old | 186.1120.6 litres of alcohol | 64.8% | £9,434.96£78.24 per litre of alcohol | |
| 2nd Fill Oloroso hogshead TWI-0079 | Apr 201610 years old | 186.1120.6 litres of alcohol | 64.8% | £9,434.96£78.24 per litre of alcohol | |
| 2nd Fill Oloroso hogshead TWI-0080 | Apr 201610 years old | 186.1120.6 litres of alcohol | 64.8% | £9,434.96£78.24 per litre of alcohol | |
| Refill hogshead TWI-0077 | May 201115 years old | 180.5116.8 litres of alcohol | 64.7% | £15,230.72£130.40 per litre of alcohol |
Casks are sold in bond: the whisky stays in a bonded warehouse in Scotland, so no duty or VAT is paid unless it leaves. Storage and insurance cost extra: this seller includes the first year, then charges £100.00 a year per cask. Duty, VAT and bottling costs follow if you take the whisky out. A cask loses volume and strength as it ages.
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