16 July 2025
  • Glendronach Merchandise

    Glencairn Tumbler Glass & Water Jug

    Winning Bid
    £47.50
    NO RESERVE
    Glendronach Merchandise
    Glencairn Tumbler Glass & Water Jug
    Lot #1331142
    FINISH DATE
    17 December 2024

    A two-piece lot with a Glendronach branded ceramic water jug and a Glencairn Crystal tumbler with Glendronach distillery screen etching.

    Glendronach

    The crown jewel in the Brown Forman Scotch empire started life in 1826 near the village of Forgue in Aberdeenshire. A perfect spot, surrounded by farms eager to sell their barley to the distillery, which continues to this day. GlenDronach had an unsettled 90 years or so, with various owners and the menace of fire damaging the distillery. In 1960, William Teacher & Sons made the wise choice to purchase the distillery, which already had a reputation for using sherry casks. This only grew when an expansion to 4 stills was completed in 1966, despite being a rather unsightly extension amongst all the traditional buildings. A period of closure in the 90s to this day is being felt amongst supporting its age statements before new owners decided to sell to the Billy Walker consortium. Through his use of casks and special releases, a new generation fell in love with the whisky. An expanding range has been cut back by Brown Forman, who paid a sizeable fee to become the new owners of the distillery along with BenRiach and Glenglassaugh.

    Lot Features
    • BOTTLER
      Official Bottling
    • DISTILLERY
      Glendronach
    • TYPE
      Memorabilia
    Region
    Scotland, Highlands
    Scotland, Highlands

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