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The Inchgower distillery was built in 1871 in Speyside near the fishing village of Buckie. There was a private cooperage, and there were houses for the staff. Beyond that, the history of Inchgower has been remarkably quiet compared to that of many other Scottish distilleries. The supply of single malt whisky for the blend industry has been the main business from the start. As many as 99% of production goes to blends such as Bell’s, Johnnie Walker and White Horse. Of the remaining 1%, the most is released as an independent single malt whisky bottling.
The oystercatcher is the symbol of the single malt whisky bottlings of Speyside distillery Inchgower. The bird features prominently on the label of this bottling from Thompson Bros. The malt matured for no less than 27 years in 2 bourbon casks. (52.3%)
Inchgower malt whisky is found in blends like Johnnie Walker, but you rarely see it as a single malt. That is why it is good to have bottlers like James Eadie. Here, for a great price, they are releasing an 18-year-old, bourbon-aged Inchgower. (52.5%)
On the label you can see a Boeing 787 Dreamliner. It made its maiden flight on the day the spirit for this Inchgower single malt flowed from the still. The whisky matured for 16 years and is finished in a fino sherry cask, which yielded briny notes. 56.4%
A 13-year-old Inchgower single malt whisky, matured in first-fill oloroso casks at 57.1% ABV, for this price! This is, of course, a bottling from Signatory Vintage's 100 Proof series. Talk about value for money...
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