Glendronach updates the packaging of their core range

Glendronach — meaning “Valley of the Brambles” in Scotch Gaelic — was founded in 1826 by James Allardice who discovered that sherry casks from Spain paired well with his Highland spirit. Late last year, they updated the packaging to all of their flagship whiskies: the 12 Year, 15 Year, and 18 Year.

The packaging now emphasizes Glendronach’s use of Spanish sherry casks for its maturation. The new bottles are now in circulation.

All three belong to the core range of the distillery’s single malt whiskies. The ABV and prices remain unchanged.