Glengoyne is a Scottish whiskey brand known for its use of air-dried barley, natural spring water, wooden-cased stills, and slow distilling process.
Founded in 1833 by George Connell, Glengoyne was originally named Burnfoot Distillery.
In 1876, the distillery was purchased by the Lang Brothers who renamed it Glenguin of Burnfoot Distillery.
During Prohibition, Glengoyne was one of only a few Scottish distilleries to continue production.
In 1965, the distillery was purchased by Robertson & Baxter.
Currently, the distillery is owned by Ian Macleod Distillers.
Glengoyne has made history as the first Scottish distillery to host guided whisky tastings online through a virtual tour.
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Glengoyne whisky is made at the Glengoyne distillery, which is located in Dumgoyne, near Killearn, in Stirling, Scotland.
Glengoyne is unique in its use of air-dried barley, natural spring water, wooden-cased stills, and slow distilling process, all of which contribute to its distinctive flavor profile.
Yes, the Glengoyne distillery is open for tours and tastings. They also offer virtual tours and tastings.
There is no one 'best' way to drink Glengoyne whisky as it ultimately depends on personal preference. Some enjoy it neat or with a drop of water, while others prefer it in a cocktail.
The price range of Glengoyne whisky varies depending on the specific bottle and retailer, but generally ranges from $40 to $500.