Imperial 28 Year Old Marriage The Single Malts of Scotland

Name: Imperial 28 Year Old Marriage The Single Malts of Scotland
Brand: Imperial
Price: 750.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

£750.00 GBP

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The Imperial 28 Year Old Marriage is a rare Speyside single malt Scotch whisky from the closed Imperial Distillery. Read more

Imperial 28 Year Old Marriage The Single Malts of Scotland

£750.00 GBP

£625.00 ex VAT

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Bottle Information

Bottler: Elixir Distillers

Cask Type: bourbon barrels

Type: Single Malt Scotch

Volume: 70cl

Region: Speyside

Age: 28 Year Old

ABV: 40.80%

Tasting Notes

Aromas of green leaves, strawberries and cream, incense, thyme and dusty books fill the nose. The palate offers notes of lychee, watermelon, myrrh, wood spice and elderflower cordial that linger in the finish.

The Imperial 28 Year Old Marriage is a rare Speyside single malt Scotch whisky from the closed Imperial Distillery. Created from a marriage of five ex-bourbon barrels, this release was bottled by Elixir Distillers as part of their Single Malts of Scotland Marriage range. With only 600 bottles produced, it offers a refined and complex showcase of Imperial’s elegant, fruit-led style after nearly three decades of maturation.

Why We Think You’ll Love It

Distilled at the demolished Imperial Distillery, a lost Speyside classic
Matured for 28 years in a marriage of five ex-bourbon barrels
Bottled by Elixir Distillers for the Single Malts of Scotland Marriage range
Limited to only 600 bottles worldwide
An elegant long-aged expression showcasing Imperial’s fruit-forward signature

The Imperial 28 Year Old Marriage The Single Malts of Scotland is a remarkable whisky from a distillery that no longer exists. With depth, balance, and refined fruit character drawn from 28 years of maturation, it is both a collectible piece of Scotch whisky history and a dram of exceptional elegance.

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The Distillery

Founded in 1897 by Thomas Mackenzie, the historic Imperial Distillery was expertly designed by renowned architect Charles C. Doig and strategically located in Carron within Scotland’s prestigious Speyside whisky region. To honor Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee, a magnificent golden crown was placed atop one of Imperial’s two malt kilns, symbolizing the distillery’s grandeur and significance. Equipped with four massive stills, Imperial produced exceptional single malt Scotch whisky until its closure in 1998. The distillery was ultimately demolished in 2013, but its legacy endures with the establishment of the new Dalmunach Distillery on the same site in 2015. Today, rare releases of Imperial malt whisky continue to be celebrated through independent bottlers like Signatory Vintage and Gordon & MacPhail, featuring prominently in their esteemed ranges. This enduring legacy ensures that Imperial Distillery remains a cherished name among whisky enthusiasts and collectors, highlighting its significant contribution to the rich tapestry of Scottish whisky heritage.

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