Glen Peel : Newbie question

Some nice member of this NG brought me here...

I'm the owner of a bottle of : "Pure Highland Single Malt" Glen Peel

Aged since 1991 edition

Distilled and mature in Ross-shire

However neither Google, nor the Ross-shire site gives details about this French whisky

Philippe

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chuck

Thanks !

It is were I went through Google :

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However, I look about what is meant by :

Distilled and matured in Ross-shire ?

Can the distillery change from year to year ?

Mine is light bronze not dark bronze !

Philippe

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Philippe Lemaire (remove oldi

From reading some of the descriptions, like

"This whisky is issued from a single distillery, carefully selected in the Highlands",

I'm guessing that the Glen Peel and William Peel whiskies are distilled at other distilleries and then bottled under the Peel name, sorta like the McLelland whiskies.

Philippe Lemaire (remove oldies) wrote: >

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chuck

I did find :

Dalmore Distillery, Alness, Ross-shire Glen Ord Distillery, Muir of Ord, Ross-shire Glenmorangie Distillery, Tam, Ross-shire Teaninich Distillery, Alness, Ross-shire

Is one more likely than the others ?

Philippe

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Philippe Lemaire (remove oldi

Philippe, if you can e-mail any of them directly, ask. Distilleries I've contacted have been very helpful.

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n_cramerSPAM

Thanks for answering ! I shall try !!

Philippe

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Philippe Lemaire (remove oldi

I hope it helps you.

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