An incredible Glendronach duo
Glendronach 21 yo ‘2025 Edition’ (48%, OB, sherry cask matured) Glendronach 56 yo 1968/2025 ‘Bicentennial’ (44.9%, OB for Glendronach’s Bicentenary, sherry, 200 bottles, 2026)
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