Inchgower 2001 19 Year Old, Cooper's Choice Cask #9334

In Scotland, any whisky distilled, either malt or grain, must remain in an oak cask for a minimum of 3 years before it can legally be called “Scotch Whisky”

The making of the casks by the Cooper is an art passed on from generation to generation since the middle ages and beyond. Who better then to choose the perfect oak cask for maturing their whiskies than the man who made the barrel?

The Coopers Choice range of single cask whiskies from Scotland’s finest distilleries is their homage to these fine craftsmen and their important role in the Scotch Whisky industry.

This bottling is from Inchgower Distillery.
Distilled 2001 and bottled 2021.
Aged for 19 years.
Matured in American oak with additional aging in a sauternes cask.
Cask No: 9334.
1 of only 258 bottles available worldwide.

Bottled by The Vintage Malt Whisky Company.